My mortgage co.raised payments by 46% a month. Can't get answer other than"because we can". Interest,taxes etc remain same. Help

First, go back to the mortgage company and talk with people there asking to talk to supervisors and then above them and then legal to get them to...

I am attempting to settle my father's estate in Texas. My attorney wants $1500 before he proceeds to help me. Is this standard?

First the retainer seems fair and in many cities it would be less than usual. If you have chosen a competent TX estates attorney then you can do...

Do we need to get an attorney for a small estate of my mother's?

As for your sister's children, if the will does not provide for them, then they would have no claim. As for taxes, there would be no federal...

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Found an attorney's bill which states he made a trust for my deceased parents, I have tried talking to the PR (my sister).

You really need to get with an estates attorney who can look at any and all documentation and speak with your sister or her attorney about this. ...

If the home is held jointly, then you must have a POA over both of them. Remember, at a real estate settlement, both sellers need to sign the...

How long do you have to probate a will in Louisiana?

If the mom is deceased, there is no reason that her will can not be probated. The same goes for the daughter. Note, the daughter's estate may...

Is a checking accoutn with my deceased fathers name and my name part of the estate?

If it was set up jointly then it may be yours. However, if it was just a convenience account to do his transactions, then it can be argued that...

Having money removed from irreversible trust.

You have not provided enough facts. For example if you are very young the trust may be prudent or required under the terms of the will. IN...

If not married can my uncle girlfriend file his estate in probate and deny his 2 nieces 2 nephews he has no children

Your facts are not very clear. However, if you want to protect your interests or to see what interests you have, then you must meet with an...

Can a marital Power of Attorney made to a third party be revoked unilaterally by either husband or wife?

Generally, the short answer is yes. The makers need to send a letter to the holder stating that his power is irrevocabley revoked and terminated. ...