Am I entitled to see the details of the trust fund my dad set up before he passed?

Attorney Mason is correct. Since your father was a resident of West Virginia, then a court for the town or city where he resided in that state...

Can I get a copy of my grandmother's will.

Your grandmother's will is a public record. Assuming she was a New York resident at the time of her death, the will would be on file in the...

The executors of my parents wills are lacking sound judgement

You are entitled to a copy of any document in which you are named as a beneficiary. Furthermore, even if the Executors balk at your request, wills...

If someone do a will and leave you a house but the will says if you ever start shacking or get married you would have to let go

Attorney Frederick is correct. This is a will interpretation question. Thus, please retain counsel to review the will to make sure that you do...

If named as sole beneficiary and over 21- am I the executor?

Attorneys Reynolds and Frederick are correct. It is vital that you retain an experienced probate attorney to review this will and to protect...

My mother has been diagnosed with dimentia and my brother and sister have refused to give me a copy of the will

No one is entitled to a will until the testator or testatrix has died. With that said, you should consult with an elder law attorney to make sure...

Without the trust agreement to review, it is impossible to answer your questions. With that said, the Trustee should retain counsel to determine...

Attorney Potter is correct. This is an extremely complex area of the law and your mother needs an experienced elder law attorney to assist her. ...

I need to find out if one of the Beneficiary can sue me personally for not handling the estate the way he wanted?

Attorney Pippen is correct. If you do not have an attorney, please retain one as soon as possible. Good luck to you.

I have a question regarding an inheritance under a living trust.

Attorney Daymude is correct. I would recommend that your husband sit down with an attorney to have him or her review the underlying trust...