Brother not executing father's will. What can family do?

Generally, he must follow the terms of the will. As far as investing, since an estate stays open for usually only for a year, or at most two...

Estates

A will becomes unalterable and irrevocable on the death of the maker. So no one has the power to change the terms of the will. Having said that...

My grandpa left some money and other things to her but my moms brother is embezzling all the money and hasnt paid or given adime

You need to immediately retain counsel to have the brother removed and to have him surcharged for any losses of the estate or trust. Do this now;...

Wisconsin, father willed the home he inherited to his kids, he since remarried, is the new wife entitled to the house?

In most states, a wife can claim a statutory (forced) share of a husband's estate if he fails to provide for her in his will. This statutory right...

Two different attorneys gave diametrically opposite answers to the question: Do EE and E bonds obtain a stepped-up basis when in

These bonds do not get a step-up in basis. The recipient must pay federal income tax on all interest earned on them from inception to the...

These bonds do not get a step-up in basis. The recipient must pay an income tax on all interest earned on them from inception to the redemption. ...

Can children of deceased parent "sign" over their estate inheritance to surviving parent.?

The prior attorney offers good advice. Under your facts, you need to look at the trust instrument to see who gets you and your siblings...

No estate yet IRS back taxes owed

If her probate assets are insufficient to pay the IRS debt, the debt is uncollectible and they are out of luck. When you file the New Jersey...

Can my deceased mother boyfriend get a loan on a home that he and her both owned, with the consent of her heirs?

He can get a loan only with your consent, if you are now partial owners of the real estate. So you can either allow this loan or stand in the way...

Can I move into my recently deceased father's house if there is a tenant currently living there?

Before resorting to eviction proceedings, perhaps talking with her may solve the problem. Perhaps you may offer to let her live there a month or...