Should we contest Mother in Law's will?

If you feel the poa abused his authority, there are a number of remedies available to you, including a turnover proceeding to have the funds...

How can my father get his property and assets returned to him?

you need to bring a guardianship proceeding. in that proceeding you need to invalidate the deed and the transfer to your uncle. you should also...

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My mom had a colonasopy and the next day she was dead i think it was a malpractis

Contact Clifford S. Argintar, Esq. Sullivan Papain Block McGrath & Cannavo 120 Broadway, 18th Floor New York, NY 10271 (212) 266-4124 (212)...

My father passed away 2012 and left me in his will and my sister is the executor of the will. I have yet to see

Has the will been probated yet? You could compel your sister to produce the will. You can also bring a turnover proceeding to see what she took...

Can my brother enter expenses for mom that he paid for and deduct them from estate? And can Medicaid lien my inheritance ?

was your mother on Medicaid at the time of her death? if yes, then when you probate, Medicaid may file a claim against mom's estate for the value...

In New York State is there a penalty for putting an autistic brother in a home for disabled

There is no penalty for wanting to institutionalize somebody. If you want medicaid or other government benefits to pay for the...

Who gets the condo. Mother passed away. It's in her name. I was supporting her and paying the rent. Sister lived with her.

Was there a will? If yes then condo goes pursuant to will If no will you have to administer estate. If no surviving spouse then split between...

Brother died no will has a banking account I need to close what should I do.

What is the value of the bank account? What are the other assets? Is there a surviving spouse? How old are the children? You may be able to do...

Biggest problem with a joint trust is the difficulty of making changes after the death of one spouse. Joint trusts a good tax strategy right now...

You can make the same conveyance as you would if the property was owned outright. The only difference is that the seller or grantor would be U,...