I have lived on the same lot for 20 years. Can I take ownership of the property?

There are many factors that go into a determination of adverse possession, and litigation is often involved to "quiet title." Your best bet is to...

Daughter is a felon and cannot become execator of her fathers estate can she appoint another person on her behalf?

No. If there is a will, then it's terms will govern. If there is no will, then state statute will govern.

What is the cost for estate planing? Living Trust, Wills,Power of Attorney,Health care, ete..

Some attorneys charge hourly rates, and some charge flat fees. Your best bet would be to contact several attorneys in your location, give them...

What motion needs to be filed in probate court by an heir in order to receive and emergency disbursement of funds?

You will not only need an attorney, you should want an attorney to assist you in this matter. Probate matters are usually on a fast track,...

My father died and told his brother his wish was that the cattle be sold and money split between 3 kids. Is this legal

The laws of intestate succession and probate will control. Keep receipts for everything you paid or received from and after his death, as the...

Appointed personal rep of my mother's estate. I'm the sole heir.

If the home was titled jointly (with rights of survivorship) with you and your mother, then the home will pass to you without probate. If the home...

State law is quite detailed on the process of ancillary probate. Even if you want to try to handle it yourself, you may wish to retain a Delaware...

Are wills registered or filed anywhere prior to a persons death in the state of new jersey?

An inquiry to the NJ Will Registry, and a thorough review of your mother's financial and other records are your best course of action. ...

How do I obtain a Guardianship of Estate for my grandson?

I can agree with the other responses, provided that your son did not leave a will naming a guardian. If his girlfriend was named as guardian under...

Does my grandpa still have first say-so for my grandma's medical decisions even if her medical power of attorney is different?

If your grandmother is still competent, she can overrule any medical decision your aunt may make, even if she has given a medical power of attorney...