Who is my uncle’s next of kin?

Since your uncle's parents are deceased, and your mother is his only sibling and she survived him, your mother is your uncle's heir-at-law if there...

I can understand your point of view, but what does the Will say? Does it direct the executor to sell the house? It appears that there's more than...

Hi & yes, I agree with above. For any entity that states they acted on your father's alleged authority as your agent, ask them to produce the...

What rights do I have to get her out my father house????

Is there is will? Did he leave the house to her? If those answers are yes and no...did he put her on the deed to the house? I believe this is a...

Father-in-law passed away, is there a way I can see his will?

Yes, I agree with above. You would have to check with local county Surrogate's Court where your father-in-law was domiciled. But I will add a few...

How long will it take to receive an inheritance after property a co-op is sold?

Building off the previous comment, the creditor claim period in New York is 7 months from appointment of executor. Stated another way, an estate...

Does the failure to update deeds to real property which are the main component of a trust negate the validity of the trust.

Well if the trust was duly executed (a/k/a signed) then the trust is in full force & effect. The question you raise is whether the trust was...

How can you get money from deceased person's bank account if there's no executor, no will, and family can't afford

Yes I agree with above, if the value is $30k or less, the process is much simpler. If its more and the closest family members are on board, then...

How can I get my step mother to give my brother and I a copy of our fathers will and trust? And open and estate? ?

This can go a few ways (and I also urge you to review your state laws, consult with an attorney, etc.) If everything was in your father's and...

Capital gains in an irrevocable grantor trust?

If its a grantor trust as you state, then any income and gains are taxable at the grantor's tax rate - and not the trust tax rate which is...