Elder father under undue influence by an elderly woman and daughters for financial gain.

Local social service organizations would be interested yes! Also, as to this particular person, it may be wise to consult an attorney so someone...

I have an inheritance coming and an IRA from my parents passing. My wife wants a divorce. In Hawaii have to split that with her

You need a divorce attorney to assist you with the distribution of assets between you. As a general rule, an inheritance is separate property -...

My close friend of forty something years passed away in his sleep heart failure. since his folks passed i have rented the front

I agree that just because you are a friend you cannot inherit by law (that would be different if there was a will or trust naming you).

My close friend of forty something years passed away in his sleep heart failure. since his folks passed i have rented the front

I agree that just because you are a friend you cannot inherit by law (that would be different if there was a will or trust naming you).

I would take Mr. Frederick's advice. In PA you are required to publish in 2 newspapers.

If irrevocable trust names Executor one and two. I am the second. What are my rights to estate?

This is a confusing question - if you are dealing with a trust, you are dealing with a Trustee (not an executor). You also say "executor one and...

As an executor of an estate trust, can request to have property value assessed for myself to assume.

This question is confusing - if it has "no value" you'd like to assume? All property would have some value. If your question is, should you or can...

URGENT - WHERE CAN I FIND A PRO BONO PROBATE ATTORNEY THAT SPECIALIZES IN PROBATE MATTERS INVOLVING THEFT BY HEIRS IN WORC, MA?

Perhaps MA is different but generally speaking it is very hard to find attorneys who will do pro bono work on estate matters. Probably because...

Wills and probate

Mr. Whalen is a fine attorney who gives sound advice here.

Can too unmarried people with different properites have one trust?

I suppose you could, but it would be pretty unusual. If you are trying to do this simply to save two sets of legal fees, rethink. If things are...