If a beneficiary of an estate decide to give their portion to another beneficiary or person. Can he/she do that?

Not directly. There are in some cases good reasons to do this, but you should be working with an attorney because it may cause tax complications...

Executor gave beneficiaries 10 days to remove all items from large home or forfeit them. He expects us to put them in storage.

Depending on how the Will (if there is one) is worded, there shouldn't be a need to sell the House. You should speak to an attorney to learn how...

Personal property issues are some of the trickiest to deal with in an Estate. The Executor has a fiduciary duty to the beneficiaries--meaning that...

Executor selling homes against wishes of heirs. The will states to 50/50 to each. Did the property vest to heirs at her death.

The real answer is "it depends." A specific bequest is protected--but only to a point. Whether that point has been reached is a matter of...

Probated a will, and then found a newer will with a different executor. Will the surrogates office advise on how to correct.

You or the new Executor should consult with an attorney on this one. An application needs to be made to court to change over the administration...

Can I sue my grandmother for my father's remains?

You need to discuss this with an attorney. These types of actions are emotionally charged for obvious reasons. An attorney will be able to help...

How much does getting guaridanship for my mom cost?

Some of us guardianship attorneys offer flat rates for uncontested guardianships. Contested guardianships would be on a different fee schedule. ...

How much guardianship lawyer normally charge?

The fee is normally directly tied to how contested the guardianship is anticipated to be. You should be able to work with the attorney to keep...

I been taking care of my sister for twenty years she was born with mental retardation do I still need to be court appointed lega

The short answer is yes. In your case, the application would likely be extremely straightforward, but is likely necessary to have actual legal...

Where do I go if I want to have a power of attorney of guardianship of my mother who has Dementia?

The two of you will need to meet with an attorney to determine if she has legal capacity to sign documents. If the attorney determines that she...