What is my options.

Ms. Santaella's answer is correct - depending on the family tree you may be an heir if there is no will, but if you are not the only heir you can...

House Trailer and 2 sections of land combined Each section of land in different peoples name. Tax amount ? Sold 40,000

Assuming this is not a personal residence and does not meet any other exceptions there will be capital gains for the difference between your...

If they want to deduct it properly they need to be able to show the deductible expense was paid to an actual person or entity. Glad it worked out...

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Is this misfeasance (please see details)? If not, is there a legal basis for filing a Certified Complaint.

I think this question was posted twice. See my other answer.

My question is this:: If they never sign the papers will I never get my inheritance? What do I do?

Perhaps I missed the rest of this question?

How long after a death can the will be read, I did a will search and fount out there was no will,l now

The situation here is not very clear. Is the person who made the will dead? If someone is in possession of the will of a person who is deceased...

Do you have to file a will with the courts

Mr. Fischer is correct. Typically a will remains in the possession of the will-maker (or their attorney) until death.

Is this misfeasance (please see details)? If not, is there a legal basis for filing a Certified Complaint.

I'm a bit confused...either you are or are not going to be provided with a release and refunding bond (and/or indemnification agreement, settlement...

I have power of attorney for a friend and she is in the hospital currently. Can I write her bills out for her and sign her name

If you are her agent, you can act under her power of attorney. It is usually advisable to have a physician sign a statement certifying that she...

IN NEW JERSEY, WHAT ARE THE CUSTOMARY ADMINISTRATION FEES FOR TESTAMENTARY TRUSTS (CREDIT AND MARITAL)

Customary trustee commissions in NJ are as follows per NJSA 3B:18-24, 25 6% on income 0.5% on principal up to 400,000, 0.3% over 400,000.