Can I take my share of certain assets from an estate as part of my distribution without having to pay the estate cash for them?

Attorneys Nichol and Shultz are correct. You are entitled to a share of the estate, which may include the rifles. Ideally, the fiduciary would...

My uncle died in Georgia and he didn't have no will or trust. Who would get his things?

Attorney White is correct. It doesn't matter whether the kids didn't speak to him, they're still heirs under the law. Unfortunately, there are...

Attorneys Goldstein and Pippen are correct. Will you be criminally charged if you do not file the will? Who knows? Would you sleep better at...

My brother and I are co-executors of my mother's trust. My brother wants to have my mother's car signed over to his name only.

Attorneys Criscione and Frederick are correct. It is vital that you not resign as a fiduciary at this juncture in your mother's matter. I would...

I'm sorry for your loss. The will must be filed in the probate court. Once it is filed, the will becomes a public record and you can see it. ...

Looking for family lawyer with experience in cases involving special-need children (specially autism) in the Houston area.

Use the "Find a Lawyer" function on Avvo. Good luck to you.

Irrevocable trust. Primary executor deceased. The 2nd executor conflict of interest. I Want to change the 2nd. Can I in Cal

Attorneys Daymude and Shultz are correct. You need to retain an attorney to review the underlying documents and let you know (a) your interest in...

Mother has alzeimers I am her caregiver my sister has power of attorney for health care and wants her in nur home. What can

Attorney Frederick is correct. Please retain an experienced New Jersey attorney to review this matter, determine your mother's capacity, and...

How do I protect my brother and sister from an elder sister living with my mother and squandering her finances before she dies?

Attorneys Holbrook & Frederick are correct. Typically, as long as your mother has capacity, she is entitled to do what she wants with her assets. ...

Attorneys Shultz and Pearce are correct. The trust will be irrevocable so why would you want to take the chance that the provisions that you...

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