From your post, I am assuming that either (1) your husband and his sister are the only heirs of their father under his Will or (2) if his Father...

Mr. Love is correct. You own 50% of the property. You did not mention any spouse or other children of your brother, so it is likely that the...

First, if the Mother had a will leaving the land equally to the 2 sons, or if there is no will and they were her only children, then each of them...

I agree with Mr. Love. If you are concerned about inheritance issues, then consulting with a probate attorney from the state where they lived is...

Your post does not provide enough information to answer your question, but I can provide some useful points. First, if both of your parents...

I agree with Mr. Love. Assets pass though a Will (or a Trust or both), not a living will. However, since both of them have now passed, if you...

The Executors of a Will does not have any discretion to take the step you report your brother intends to do. I suggest talking with a probate...

I agree with Mr. Love. You should work with with a probate attorney to deal with your late husband's bank account and any other assets. There are...

If your sister changed your Mother's will, you should contact a probate attorney about possibly pursuing a caveat. This is a specific type of case...

Until the Probate Court issues you Letters Testamentary, you are not actually the Executor of your fiancée's estate and you do not have any legal...