Mother WITH DEMENTIA signed POA that was in my name over to some guy, what can I do?

Probably your only option at this point is to ask for an accounting (info on his actions, via the courts) or file for guardianship (to override the...

The probate fees depend on the size of the estate and there is a published fee schedule from the county Register of Wills. If an estate is small it...

The issue of coercion aside, if he is acting as her agent you can request an accounting of his actions through the court and he can be compelled to...

Am I entitled to accounting paperwork for my mothers estate including bank accounts,stock& bonds values as a beneficiary?

Your siblings are 100% wrong. You are entitled to all the information you seek. You can start by looking at the file at the Surrogate's office and...

There simply is not enough information to give you an answer. There is really not a way to evaluate things unless you know the situation and the...

Do I have to sell my brother's car after I became executor of his estate? My lawyer says I can't keep it.

It depends. I would want to know the debt situation and if there is enough to cover debts without selling it. I also would want to know if there...

How can an estate lawyer deny a major repair to house thats part of probate?

This is not really the type of question that can be answered here. The lawyer seems to think that spending the money out of the estate (correct?)...

In PA as an Executrix do I have to pay the inheritance tax for my brother & sisters portion of what they are to receive?

In addition to what was mentioned above I would note that the will sometimes has a "tax allocation" clause that could say something like "all taxes...

How long until the government tries and seize estate

The "state" does not usually intervene and in fact I've never personally seen it happen. It is possible that if there are no heirs to an estate it...

What do I do with notices/mail from Plaintiff's attorneys in an illegal action regarding a defendant who has passed away return?

The death of a person does NOT necessarily (and usually does not) stop a cause of action. A creditor for example can go after someone's estate for...