Can the executor of the will sell the house without the beneficiary's consent

Attorneys Lutzky and Smolinski are correct. It appears that you believe the property is yours under the terms of your grandmother's will or via a...

Based upon the fact pattern which you presented, it appears that you have a valid claim to funds which were inappropriately transferred by your...

My sister wants to sell the 40 acre we inherited by our father but I don't can she do anything if I don't want to?

Your sister can bring a partition action in an effort to have the property sold. See the relevant statute...

Michigan- I'm contesting my father's will/trust. We are at the point of mediation. Can the personal representative of the

Several questions need to be answered before your question can be answered: a) has the will been admitted to probate and the personal...

My brother in law was appointed executor to my mother in laws will just over two years ago.

Here in Connecticut, beneficiaries can ask for a status conference at the Probate Court. If this is the case in the state where your mother-in-law...

Can I sopena my uncles into court to agree upon a trustee for an estate after before my grandmother dies?

If your grandmother still has the capacity to update her estate planning documents, it is imperative that she retain an attorney and do so. ...

My mother passed away, (2011) , she owned a timeshare. She stopped paying Fees, assessments, and Taxes. ($5600) Am I liable ?

Who informed you of this? Unless you signed a document which obligated you personally, you should not be compelled to pay for your mother's...

The determination of what constitutes a reasonable attorney's fee is a matter within the discretion of the Surrogate's Court. The Court will look...

Mom and stepfather wrote up an a/b trust with pour over will leaving everything to trust.

The answer really depends on the titling of the assets between your stepfather and mother, as well as what's actually in the will and trust...

If the probate process has been extended in turn does that extend the time to file any disclaimers?

Attorneys McMahon and Pippen are correct. A qualified disclaimer must be filed within nine months of a decedent's death, but there may be other...

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