Hello im sick to my stomache but my mother just passed and her house was on a reverse mortgage what do i do i lived here along

I am very sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, Attorneys Harkess and Frederick are correct. The reverse mortgage against the house is basically a...

Do I have to file my Father's Will at the Franklin County Courthouse or is is binding?

Attorney Frederick is correct. You may wish to retain an attorney in Illinois to review everything first, then put together a package to send to...

Does a will supersede a spouse?

Attorneys Shultz and Eskinde are correct. If your father resided in the Los Angeles area, you'd do no better than to retain Attorney Shultz. ...

What is the procedure if last parent is now in hospice but my brother is listed as Executor of her will and he passed away in 07

Attorneys Frederick and Shultz are correct. If there are no assets to probate, then there is nothing to worry about. If, however, you find some...

I reside in Little iver, Horry County, SC I am thinking of my Last Will & Testament. I hesitate because if I predecease my

Attorney Pollex is correct. Hiring an attorney to prepare a will shall certainly give you and your wife some peace of mind. You will also want to...

Living Will or Living Trust?

Attorney King has provided you with great advice. Here in the New York metro area, I use a pour-over will and revocable trust combination for my...

Attorney Zelinger is correct. The deed will be found in the land records of the town or city where the house is located. Your brother would be...

Attorneys Shultz and Zelinger are correct. Before doing anything, please retain an attorney to review the trust and advise you of your duties. ...

Trust question

Attorney Shultz is correct. Provided that you are the current Trustee, you are entitled to legal representation paid for from the trust's assets. ...

My parents appointed me as their executor and my siblings have taken over my parent's affairs and have not informed me.

Attorney Shultz is correct. A will is revocable, changeable and not legally binding until after the person who signed it has died. ...