Can a successor trustee have a lifetime resident of a property removed for any reason?

Attorney Frederick is correct. You will need to be very careful here and have an experienced attorney at your side. To protect yourself, you may...

Forcing a buyout.

If your father is willing to force your uncle's hand, he could hire an attorney to start a partition action. This would compel either the sale of...

Inheritance

If the house is titled in your sole name, a Will can leave it to whomever you please. However, under Iowa law, if your husband survives you, he is...

Do I , as PR of my Mother's Estate , have a right to know if she was the Beneficiary of a 401K from her Ex Husband .

Attorney Frederick is correct. One further point: as the Personal Representative, you have a fiduciary duty to marshal all estate assets,...

Sister passed. Husband assumed possession of all. Now he passed. Do her children by previous union get part of his estate?

Attorney Frederick is correct. As you will note from his answer, your situation is very complex and you need an experienced estate attorney to...

My grandma died a year before my mom. Her estate was not administered. Am I the beneficiary to her estate or is my dad?

As you will note from the link below, the answer is not as simple as one would expect. Please retain an experienced New Mexico probate lawyer to...

I co-own a home with my children's father. He is buying another home that I will live in with the kids. We need legal advice!

Unfortunately, this kind of question does not lend itself to an internet response due to the complexities involves. In short, I cannot...

How do I get power of attorney

Attorney Frederick is correct. Unfortunately, if your brother does not have the legal capacity required to legally sign a power of attorney in...

Why do I need to establish an Estate account for my Deceased Mother for the IRA accounts totaling only $7000.00?

It appears that your mother did not name a contingent beneficiary to her IRA account, resulting in the proceeds passing to her estate. If this is...

I am so sorry for your situation. If your mother still has capacity, she could sign a Codicil to her Will (or a new Will) taking your step-father...