How do I obtain a copy of my recently deceased Mothers will?

If the will has been probated (and it sounds like it has, as you say your brother is executor) you can call the local county (where your Mother...

Can I have a will overturned if it was recently changed as a result of undue influence?

IF there was in fact under influence that can be proven, yes the will could be invalidated. That is a big if and it is not an easy process. You...

Court Appointed Trustee

As a general answer, yes.

Life insurance beneficiary is only one of two children, is it part of estate and will probate touch the proceeds?

The prior poster is correct in what he states. Assuming no improper acts or unusual circumstances, the non-probate assets are exactly that,...

I don't know if I understand exactly what you are asking. If you owe past due taxes, as a general rule, the taxation authorities (be they state,...

Is it legal for a non-family member to set up a memorial fund in the name of my deceased brother?

This is certainly a new one to me. My off the top of the head guess is that there is nothing wrong with them doing this. Obviously, if they are...

How do i file a motion to set aside judgement due to lack of jurisdiction under civil rule 60, for a probate guardianship?

How do you file it, well open Word in Microsoft on your computer, start typing what you think about this situation....Seriously, hire an...

What rights do I have if my sister is the executrix of my fathers estate, and the estate is to be divided equally.

The prior attorneys offer good advice. Keep in mind that the reason the willmaker named a person executor is because they trust that person to...

I sold the house from the estate, & told that to file an estate income tax return showing no tax due. My accountant can't do it

Clearly you do not have a good accountant. I would hope that any reputable accountant (and many estate/tax attorneys) would be able to handle...

I live in California and I wanted to know the Statute of Limitations: Failing to file taxes Federal?

Yes, you do need to speak to an attorney. Failure to file is a big deal. There also is a separate 10 year statute of limitations on collections...