Does the PR have a voting power like the beneficiaries do?

As mentioned by my colleagues, the Will defines the PRs role. An attorney cannot arbitrarily say that the PR can or should vote to create a...

How do I force an out-of-country executor to pay some beneficiaries of a NJ will?

You COULD hire a NJ attorney, but the fees would FAR outpace the amount to be won here. My suggestion? Do nothing. Even if you got a judgment...

I have been married for 20 years. My husband moved to Illinois. He will be inheriting money, am I entitled to part of it?

It depends. I am presuming that you are planning on divorcing. SC is an equitable distribution state, but recent decisions (2010) have been seen...

How to get disability quickly? FLORIDA

Social Security is very specific as to what determines "disability". What you think makes you disabled is not always recognized as such by SSA. ...

I want to know if it is seriously possible to sue Medicaid,

The answer is "No." Medicaid is only for those that are so disabled that they cannot engage in "substantially gainful activity" - it is NOT...

What is appropriate time to transfer home to daughter under medcd caregiver exemption after 2 yr. live in requirement is met.

This is a very important topic - the fact that you have attended seminars on the subject indicates that you are aware of this. HIRE AN ATTORNEY! ...

See, this is the problem with banks giving out legal advice - they usually get it wrong! Your estate-planning attorney will be your best avenue...

If I am the beneficiary of a TSP, but my grandmother left me a separate amount of money in her will, do I get both sums of cash?

Any money left directly to you in your Grandmother's will is yours. Any money that passes to you directly through the TSP, passes as an operation...

My husband has alztimers do I need estate planning? I have power of attorney.

Yes. Now is the best time to do some estate planning. Unfortunately, Alzheimer's is a progressive disease and there is currently no way of...

My husband had property he purchased with his sister. My husband died, and left everything to his me.

If the property was in your husband and sister's names, and they did NOT hold the property as Joint Tenants With Right to Survivorship and not as...