Will was written, he died, the "caretaker" claims he changed it, leaving her everything. Didn't tell the family and buried him.

I don't understand the reference to "the caretaker claims he changed" the will. That's not how this works. Only the testator can change the...

I agree with Mr. Zelinger. Having said that, however, you should understand that there are common abbreviations that are used by courthouse...

Executrix has not communicated with any of the beneficiaries in 2 years since death

It's a bit difficult understanding specifics as to your posting. For example, you say that the will was filed with the court for safekeeping, but...

How long does a person have to contest a will after a person has passed.

When a will has been presented for probate, notification is provided to persons named in the will and to family members who would share in the...

Can a NY estate beneficiary subpoena a bank for details regarding an estate related bank account after end of probate?

Your posting is difficult to follow, particularly as to bank accounts being paid to the estate, then returned to the bank. There is also a lack...

Is there a limit on how much a person can spend on a lawyer to deside how much each person gets from a home sale?

If there is no will and there are three persons who are beneficiaries of the intestate estate, then it follows that one person (whether he or she...

Contesting will

I am a NY attorney and cannot advise you as to your state's laws, but I can provide certain general information that may be helpful to you. First,...

Can I sue the Parole Board?

You are unlikely to get a meaningful answer to your question as long as it's posted in the "Probate" category. Probate is the process by which a...

I am currently living in my deceased parents home. What do I need to do to put the house into my name? No Will or Estate.

Unfortunately you provide very little information. It may be that you will have to probate two different estates. You say there was no will or...

How can I get named executor to a will?

First, I am a NY attorney and can't advise you as to your state's laws. But I can provide certain general information that may be helpful to you. ...