I am very sorry for your circumstances. Unfortunately, the "wicked stepmother" archetype has been a staple of stories and fables for thousands of...

Can i make an estate administrator produce current activity concerning estate funds?

I am sorry for your circumstances. If you believe your sister is abusing her power as administrator, please retain an experienced Georgia probate...

My brother was in an accident his wife was given power of attorney but now he is coherent does that give him power of attorney

I'm sorry for your brother's circumstances. If your brother is now capable of caring for his financial affairs and making his own health care...

Can I move into my deceased mother's home?

I agree with Attorney Cowan. Based on the fact that a short-sale recently fell through, I will assume that a fiduciary has been appointed for your...

What is an heirs rights?

The heirs or beneficiaries of an estate cannot obtain bank statements during the estate administration process absent the fiduciary's express...

As guardian of a minor, in what name do I answer a complaint against him?

Please do not attempt to file pleadings in such a matter by yourself. It is simply vital that you and your son have legal assistance. If you...

This is an ESTATE question, For distributing inheritance amongst the remaining siblings.

I agree with Attorney Mitchem. I would urge you to retain counsel in your parents' state of residence to determine whether to remove the personal...

If a new irrevocable trust is formed by a settlor that is a trust whose settlor is deceased and their estate long settled;

If a settlor is deceased, then it is impossible for him or her to create a new irrevocable trust. With that said, let's assume that you are...

As 1of 3 heirs do I have the right to know $ of a bid rec'd on a family house from a non-related party if I also plan to bid?

In New York, there is an executor of a will and a trustee of a trust. I can only assume that your brothers are executors of a will or trustees of...

Attorney Morcroft has provided you with a solid answer. I would only add this: until a probate is opened, his family have no rights to any asset...