My mother's estate atty has made himself an executor in my mother's will. How can we have him removed as an executor?

If your mother is still competent, then she may remove the attorney as Executor either by executing a Codicil or a new Will. It sounds like you...

Falling tree

It is not clear from your question, but I am assuming a storm or some other event caused the oak's branch to snap in the conservation area. I am...

Does the State of Connecticut allow DUAL Power of Attorney(S)- DUAL Executors ?

Yes, a person can appoint more than one attorney-in-fact in one Power of Attorney or through separate Powers of Attorney. The problem with...

WIFE IS POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR ELDERLY SISTER SHE IS PRIMARY POA SIGNING AUTHORITY FOR EVERYTHING

The Power of Attorney must be used "as is". Thus, your wife does not have the right to remove the second attorney-in-fact in favor of someone of...

I am objecting to the accounting of the executor in my mothers estate. Now is the time to do the discovery. How does..

Before sitting down with your lawyer, write down (1) every question you would like to ask the Executor and (2) every document that you would like...

7 sibblings 1 house I wanna buy them out they refuse the amount. I been administrating the house they want house valve.

If your siblings will not accept your offer and you already have a fractional ownership interest in the house, you have the right to a partition...

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Difference between Tenants in Common and Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship.

Joint Tenants With Right of Survivorship----the property goes to the surviving joint tenant. Tenants in Common---one-half of the property goes...

What wil we (heirs to family estate, . can do to sell property, if one person turned ill after sign contract to sell .?

Ideally, the ill person either (a) signed a Power of Attorney giving another family member the right to act on his/her behalf or (b) still has the...

Attorney McMahon's answer is right on-point. I would start with the Probate Court where the original estate administration took place. Certain...

Am I emancipated?

Yes, since you are 18, you are emancipated. You may live wherever you wish. I strongly encourage you to stay with your mother, however, and...