My mothers sister is the executor of my grandfathers estate. The probate lawyer nor my aunt are returning phone calls.

Unfortunately, there are insufficient facts to truly answer your questions. If the Will gives the executor the power to sell the house, then yes,...

Under what circumstances can Powers of Attorney be voluntarily relinquished? Can P'sOA be given up by request?

When you say give up the power of attorney, I'm not sure if you are referring to the principal revoking the POA, or the attorney-in-fact (AIF)...

Will I be kicked out my home now that my parents are dead?

The answer all depends on how you and your parents took title. If the title showed some form of "right of survivorship" then the last person...

Where should I file probate?

Your Mother's last known residence was in White Pine County, Nevada. I assume there is a will by your facts. As you live out of State you will need...

If your parents left no will & a farm with acreage, can one sibling of several stop the sale of the property, rest want to sell.

These days we see alot of sibling dissension over assets. I'm sure there are missing facts so it is difficult to give you a definite answer. ...

Is it better for my father in law to sell me his house or let me get it when he dies

Assuming your father-in-law's estate is valued under $5.24 million, then there is no need to be concerned with the federal estate tax. Further,...

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Is a general power of attorney valid if it is notarized but not filed in a court house?

I concur with attorney Santaella. The NCGS state the POA is required to be recorded in the county in which your father resides.

My mother died and we can't find a will. She owns a home and her name ls on the deed not my step father.

Whether or not the entire home goes to your step-father is dependent on whether or not your Mother re-deeded the home when she got married. If it...

My husbands mother die and left her home to her 5 children . her one daughter will not leave the house so it can be sold.

I agree with Attorney Brinkmeier. Give her a deadline to vacate the premises (and stick to it) and then proceed with a suit for partition.

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How do we get one heir to sign the appropriate forms

I agree with my fellow attorneys. If the reluctant heir is not cooperating, then post bond for the acting administrator. Once the 60 day period has...