Am I legally bound to accept my sister as trustee of a trust in which we & a third sibling are equal beneficiaries of trust?

You have the right to object to your sister's service as Trustee, but this will take the form of a court action. Please bring a copy of your...

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I am trying to find out how to go about my mother changing her power of attorney over to me instead of my sister

If your mother is going to execute a new power of attorney in your favor, it is vital that you stay out of the process. Otherwise, your sister...

Do I have to pay the fee that is more than double the estimate?

Attorney White is correct. Without knowing all of the work that the GAL did in this matter, it is unfair for other attorneys to second-guess the...

Does my mom have to go through an attorney to fill out her final wishes?

Attorney White is correct. If your mother has not already done so, retaining an attorney to prepare a proper will, power of attorney and health...

Should an executor/beneficiary make advances from his own funds, is there a claim?

As Executor, you are entitled to be reimbursed for reasonable expenses you have advanced to the estate (for funeral bills, etc.). The same could...

What are the advantages of naming a person on a certificate of deposit POD as opposed to leaving it in a trust?

Attorney Brinkmeier is correct. Assuming your son is your sole beneficiary at the surviving spouse's death, having him as the beneficiary of a POD...

My daughter 18 in 4 weeks i have lost all contack to the solister that she had when she had a crass when she was a baby

Unfortunately, this website is for United States lawyers. You will need to see if there is a similar one in England. Good luck to you.

DO I NEED A PROBATE ATTORNEY IN DELAWARE. I LIVE IN MA. THE ESTATE IN QUESTION IS IN DELAWARE.

Attorneys Molloy and Pollex are correct. Your wife may wish to retain an attorney in Delaware to review this matter, contact the Executor's...

PROBATE?

Attorney Pearcy is correct. Obtain a certified copy of your mother's death certificate, then petition the probate court to be the administrator...

Rather than signing the Refunding Agreement, you could force the financial institution to prepare an accounting and file it with the local probate...