Should I have this person sign a waiver if they really only want one or two items from the home? If so, what should this waiver

Best practice is to always do an acknowledgement and release - - and disclaimer when applicable - - upon distribution in estate or trust...

Is it necessary to establish an estate? Is the child of the deceased child entitled to any part of the estate?

It appears that you are not familiar with the laws of intestacy in the state of your grandfather's residence - - you did not specify where he was...

Will they satisfy the loans

The other legatees / beneficiaries of your grandfather's estate may have some objections to the estate carrying this loan burden. Do you think you...

Please be more specific on jurisdiction - - as it makes a difference as to which state law applies. You may want to repost in Avvo in the state...

My mother passed in September. As her daughter, am i responsible for any of her outstanding medical bills.

My condolences on your loss. Unless you guaranteed payment of her expenses, you should not be liable. There are certain "filial" liability laws...

My father-in-law is having heart surgery and wants everything to go to his wife in case 'something happens'.

It is very important that will formalities be utilized, proper number of witnesses, notary to make the will "self-proving" and care taken that...

How many claim forms do I need to file if I have more than one claim against an estate?

One claim form will do it, but make sure to itemize and provide details. Good luck with this.

Do I need a real estate attorney?

You will likely need the assistance of an estate administration attorney. You may want to check the listings on Avvo to find a competent attorney...

Revocable Trust document prepared by MD atty 2004 demands Confidentiality-Beneficiary not to know what others get-Is that legal?

This trust presumably became irrevocable upon the death of the Grantor in 2010. The new Maryland Trust Act, effective as of January 1, 2015,...

Adopted children inheritance rights to deceased biological father's father's estate with no will in the state of Virginia

This question is misfiled. While the person asking may have been in Maryland, it's a question of Virginia law.