Unfortunately, it is impossible to give you a definitive answer based on the information included in your question. Was an executor ever...

My mother recently passed away. What kind of attorney do I need?

In order to answer your question, I'm going to make the following assumptions: 1) Your Mom's Will left everything to you as her heir; and 2) ...

Can I request check made in my name instead of Estate?

Because the value of the Estate is low enough, you can get access to the funds by signing a Small Estate Affidavit. In order to sign that, you...

I agree that in your situation, it would be wise to consult with an elder law attorney. There are a lot of variables involved here. First, if you...

DOES THE SUCCESSOR AGENT HAVE TO BE PRESENT AT THE SIGNING OF THE POWER OF ATTORNEY?

No, the Successor Agent does not have to be present when the Power of Attorney is signed. Generally, in Virginia, when a person signs a Power of...

I am starting a new real estate development company and i would like to know what can a real estate attorney do for me?

One of the first steps may also be consulting with an Attorney who is knowledgeable in business planning. If you are going to be starting a...

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Our mother left a will that states all divided in thirds. Our younger sister is her PR. She has done little to nothing to sell

The previous answers are correct, it seems you have several issues and it would be best to consult with a local attorney who could assist. But, I...

Unfortunately, I would need more information to answer your question. The real issue here is whether the Will instructed you, as the Executor, to...

Unfortunately, based on your question, there are too many variables to give you a concrete plan of action. If she had $350,000 in her name alone...

What is the best assett protection to place real estate in thats already in my name and how hard is it?how long does it take

A LLC is certainly one possibility. However, if you want asset protection and would like for the public, including your renters, to not know who...