Do I have any recourse if my father's house was sold by his mistress and I have a letter of co-administration?

There are a lot of moving parts here. In order to advise you as to how best to proceed, an attorney would need to see the deed and have specific...

If your mother is petitioning the court to be administrator of your aunt's estate, she will not need to sign a waiver and consent form; rather,...

Father passed away - Guidelines to selling property in order to pay debts?

I'm a NY attorney and can't advise you as to your state's laws, but I can provide some general information that may be helpful. I did a quickie...

IIs my husband untitled to my personal injury settlement?

In New York, the proceeds of a personal injury settlement is not, for purposes of equitable distribution in a matrimonial action, deemed to be...

An attorney filed a fraudulent probate estate case stating a family member of mines is dead?

In order to be able to give you meaningful advice, information is needed as to precisely how the status of the family member effected ownership of...

How will the money be split. Are the other 3 siblings intitled to anything?

You say that you are executor and that there's no will. You're mistaken about one of those statements, because if there's no will, then there's no...

My mother passed away and I want to know if she had rights/ownership over a house my father bought with his ex wife.

This sounds very similar to another question posted here on avvo, but an additional piece of information is provided in this posting. If your...

My husband passed away recently and wrote a will excluding me over a property (house) he bought with his ex. Do I have claim?

Most persons provide in their wills for their spouses to receive much, if not all, of their estates. But not every marriage is made in heaven. ...

Don't know if I should release my information ?

You may be entitled to certain assets that your father, if he were alive, would receive. [It's impossible to say for sure without seeing a copy of...

An executor (or, more aptly, the attorney for the estate) will usually make disbursements from estate funds only after a receipt and release is...