Only the Court that established the guardianship can change the guardianship. To add your younger son a petition would have to be filed in...

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My family was listed as beneficiaries to a large estate. My sister is an executor to this estate. Can she take things?

The typical NJ estate will take between 12 and 24 months to administer properly. During that time the ability of the executor to deal with the...

Both spouses deceased. both names on deed. who gets the property?

Assuming husband and wife A remained married until wife A's death the property became husbands 100% on her passing, no new deed was required....

I live in NY.My grandmas home was left to five grand kids.The adult children of grandma will not leave the residence.What to do?

As long as the children were not left any interest in the house you should bering an action to have them ejected from the house, they have no legal...

HOW DO I MAKE SURE MY SISTER CARIES OUT OUR MOTHER'S WILL? SHE WAS POA, AND EXECUTREX.

In NJ an estate will typically take 12 to 24 months to administer properly; therefore it is very early in the process. At this stage you should...

Can we sell my dad's home and collect the proceeds?

Your question got cut off and does not say to whom you want to distribute the home proceeds; however I can say that an Executrix appointment is...

What happens if you die without a will?

As has been pointed out when a person dies without a Will their probate assets (those assets that are not joint with a right of survivorship and do...

How long should it take to settle estate once house is sold? Is it common to have entire estate lost to legal fees?

A NJ estate can typically be administered in 12 to 24 months from the date of death assuming an Executor is appointed within the first two months...

As was pointed out by the prior post your ability to makes gifts under the power of attorney is determined by the specific language of the...

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So if a will the will is foun to be invalid, thus naming me the executor, can I sue the attorney then for malpractice?

If you are named executor or administrator of your daughter's estate you would be able to sue on any claims your daughter had. Since the attorney...