My Mother in Law died without a Will. My husband's sisters are telling him they get the $.

The previous advice is generally correct. There could be issues if Dad's estate was never taken care of before mom died and now mom has died. ...

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Ex husband filing our tax as married jointly and claiming our child who lives with me as dependent. What to do?

Yes hire a lawyer right away. Not a tax resolution company.

How do I contest the Final Accounting for my grandmother's estate?

A couple of issues come to mind: 1. Was there a first or interim accounting? Were these issues apparent then. 2. The interpretation of the will...

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Property received as inheritance to be used as a single family home rental and consequences on work disability income claim?

I am an attorney at a firm in Gloucester County, NJ. You may have some options here but the situation as you paint it is quite a bit too...

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My brother, recently became the POA for my Mother, that has Parkinsons disease. He is only poa for her financially.

I am a PA licensed attorney. I think you need some assistance in at least becoming your mother's healthcare agent and probably agent for financial...

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In Washington state on a will, can you name 2 executor's of estate?

Yes absolutely concur with previous answer.

Can my step mother sale my father's house to her own daughter without giving my father's biological children first preference?

I concur with Ms. Johnson. Depending on the ownership of the house (as stated by Ms. Johnson) and the terms of the will the other beneficiaries of...

Ascertainable standard explained

I would reiterate what Attorney Cross said. From a practical standpoint, if your trustee is a family member and/or there is agreement from the...

Pour over will and trust

If I understand your question correctly, and I'm not completely sure I do, I can tell you this. If the decedent had a fairly "typical" living...

This question is very unclear. I would guess that the trust would have to be reviewed to decipher what you are asking. Please consult an attorney...