How can words "all my property" in a codicil be interpreted as "everything" if a checking account was separately mentioned?

For an attorney to answer your question, he or she will have to review the documents you are referring to. Look for an attorney who handles...

My mom is on Medicaid& is in a LTC facility-I transferred her life ins &want to change it back so she doesn't lose her benefits

Your quetion is not clear, but it appers that your mother is being penalized for gifting the life insurance policy to you. Had your mother instead...

My step mother wrote a hand written will leaving the house to me and my siblings but did not have it notarized, is it good?

If the Will is entirely in your step-mother's own handwriting, then it might be a valid Will, specifically a holographic Will. Whether it is...

My mother has a conservator, but I have been named as the executor of her estate. At what point do I take over her estate?

A conservator handles the financial affairs of an inpacitated person during lifetime -- and is subject to ongoing probate for the life of the...

My grandmother passed in 1997. The will states that the house goes to the last living child. My father was 1 of 5 children.

There is no way to know what rights you may have without having an attorney review the Will.

How can I get a family member out of estate property they will not move or pay rent to the estate?

What the other attorneys don't mention is that to find an attorney who does evictions you should search for a "Landlord-Tenant Attorney."

Common law marriage

Sadly, the answer to your question is probably no. If you are not married and not on title to the deed, then you have only the rights of a tenant...

DO I NEED A WILL IF I HAVE POWER OF ATTORNEY OVER MY MOM'S ESTATE?

A power if attorney terminates upon the death of the person who signed te Power of Attorney. A Will might be relevant depending on how the house...

Contact "probate" - what dos this mean?

If the goal is to commence probate, this means to contact the probate office in the County or City where the decedent resided at the time of his or...

The first question to be addressed is whether it is necessary to have your wife declared incompetent, or whether she still has the capacity to sign...