I am not sure what you mean by "legal say". Your rights are governed by the deed.

It would depend on the terms of the POA. But in general, having a key from the owner is permission to enter.

While you could approach management over succession rights, if your son's address on his mail and papers (drivers license, voter ID, etc.) is not...

Agree with the first post. You say you put trust assets in a personal brokerage account, which sounds like a commingling of funds in a way that is...

1. Checks are not income 2. 1041 should not have to be filed 3. No

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Chaddock is not necessarily correct. If the will provides for a sale, then he is right. If the will bequeaths the property to the three of you,...

If the house is the only asset, at some point you need to do an administration proceeding to transfer it. If there are other assets like bank...

Yes they can. If there is no other cash or other assets that can be liquidated.

First, I have no idea why you are paying "inheritance tax". There is no such thing. Something is not right. Second, the estate needs to give...

Short answer: It is not allowed. You are entitled to access. Real answer: The cost of enforcing your rights is more than the matter is worth. ...