My father just created his Will. I’ve been appointed his exeutrix. My mom, his wife is deceased. I am his only child. I am sole

If your father owns any property in his name alone without beneficiary designations at his death then most likely a probate estate will need to be...

Three years is an eternity for an estate. You can go to the county where your parents lived at their death to see if an estate has been opened or...

What do I do to start the process of planning ahead for my two aging parents?

Call a local Elder Law or Estate Planning attorney and speak about what information he/she would need from your parents to guide them. Then...

Can I get legal guardianship without paying an attorney?

Yes, you can do so without an attorney but there are many steps needed which you will need to do correctly. I think it may well be worth hiring a...

Is this legal? How can we prove misconduct of funds?

There are too many variables to answer this question on this site. Mother-in-law can leave money to only one child if she wanted to but was there...

What is best way to locate estate plan attorney in MO that can Also help me with spouse Will in PA

I agree with the previous answer. Finding an attorney admitted in both states (and close to the counties you would require) would be very...

It is premature for you to anticipate problems nor to do anything. Why don't you just enjoy your relationship with your mother while she is alive...

Can I contest the private sale of my parents house?

Unfortunately, unless you can prove both of your parents are incapacitated/incompetent you cannot contest a gift to your sibling which your patents...

Can brother and sister take a % after the person who was the executor died for closing the estate.?

It is unclear what your relationship to the estate is but I assume you are another sibling and beneficiary. If you have concerns about commissions...

I should have told you the whole thing well my brother died first then my mom. ?what would be the percentage they told me 3 perc

Please go to see a Probate attorney to discuss. It is impossible to answer this question based on the facts you provide and there are too many...