Of course you can go pro se. But why? If the fees are governing the process, then Chapter 11 is likely not for you.

Yes it is a big deal. But, it is easy to resolve. File it ASAP.

Someone has to review the documents. A trust appoints a trustee. A will appoints an executor. Either the documents are deficient, or you are...

If the will is filed, you can get it from the court. Call the clerk.

You should do nothing. The bank is wrong. Send them the name change paperwork. I a court ordered name change, send that. If a marriage, send...

The elective share must be "elected" by a filing with the court in a very definite time period. Failure to file will cause the election to be waived.

The executor should share the information. However compelling an accounting requires a petition in court. You will win, but must file to get it. ...

The New York will is sufficient. Should you still be New York domicilliaries at your death, your executor will likely need to bring what are...

You need to create an estate for your mother. If you and your sibling agree, this is simple to do. The tenants are right. You do not have...

I am unclear what happened here. You refer to a "ruling" which implies you lost. However, a will must be enforced, so I am unclear what happened...