My grandma passed, how do we go about seeing who is in charge of the will from my grandma?

Hire a probate attorney, one with litigation experience- just in case. Good luck.

A two time convicted felon for drug charges is named executor in a will.

Court should not if the matter is brought to their attention. Get a probate attorney to assist.

Can i get my brothers money

You should be able to get it unless there are some unknown facts. If that is the only money in the estate then this calls for a small...

When you file a petition for administration all interested parties will have to, either, sign a waiver and consent, or be cited to appear in court....

Do grandchildren have claim to a grandparent's estate when the linking parent is already previously deceased?

If a will- then the terms would dictate. If no will- then all assets pass by EPTL 4-1.1 and you and your siblings would be entitled to your...

Hi. If an executor notices an error in the will after they have already probated it -is there anything that can be done?

This sounds like a serious issue and must be addressed immediately. If the attorney that represents you now was the attorney draftsperson for the...

What other family members? You're right though, you will probably need a probate attorney. There are many unknowns to your question, best to go sit...

Can the state take over your inheritance of a estates

You should own 1/3 if the property based on your facts. The state won't take anyone's share in this case- that is a rare circumstance in NY. The...

I am guardian and trustee of 2 special needs adult children. Can I be compensated for monies I spend in this role?

I think what you are stating is that there was a testamentary trust, and probably a special needs trust that disallowed fees for your role as...

NEW QUESTION: Working on a Power of Attorney agreement for my mother, who's over 80 years old. She's completely competent

Pay the small amount of money it is to get a power of attorney prepared correctly. I tell my clients the alternative: a guardianship hearing, will...