My nephew had an accident 2 yrs ago driving my recently deceased mother's car. I'm executor can the estate be sued.

Right now, you have a lawyer. You mom bought and paid for him or her through paying her car insurance premiums. This is a question that depends...

I am moving to Florida to take care of my mother.

The first part of your question where you state that Mom wants to deed the property to you is a situation which begs for trouble. You already see...

Along with the others, your question gives me great concern. You say that this "friend" of yours "handles probates for various lawyers." Unless...

Does the POA's powers end when the person is deceased or do they continue if they are also the sole benefactor of the estate?

Sorry about the loss of Mom. Your question is a perfect example of why we have laws and rules. If we didn't, we'd have to endure being bullied...

Probate judge ordered Dad's house sold (not yet homestead). As PR, can I deduct my fees, attorneys fees and costs per the will?

With all respect to you, and while agreeing with Mr. Fromm, let me put it to you this way: You already have a lawyer. The estate is paying good...

My ex boyfriend and I bought an appartment in Washington DC. I'm a UK citizen and he's a US citizen. We were together for 10 yr

Seems to me that you have three options: 1) try to continue doing what you're doing and see how that goes (I'm guessing that that's not going to...

Father signed Listing Contract with Realtor. He passed away. Are his heirs, or executrix, bound by contract?

Mr. Pittman offers you good advice. As a Pennsylvania lawyer, I would first look at the Listing Contract, which may contain a death clause. You...

How can a sibling "buyout" another sibling from an inherited home, but have no money to do so? Can a mortgage note be exchanged

I completely agree with Mr. Ashman. There is something about an heir counting his or her inheritance BEFORE mom or dad dies that makes mom or dad...

Can an underaged sibling care for their younger siblings?

By asking this questions, you're certainly very responsible for your age, but sorry, the answer is no. Since you are considered in the eyes of the...

My sister is trustee for my mothers estate, my mother passed away 18 months ago, my sister was beneficiary on a life insurance

You need to hire an attorney who understands both trusts and litigation (courtroom work). If your sister won't buy you out, all is not lost. In...