Is it legal for her to keep what was given to me by my father?

Your father cannot give you something after he dies unless he came back to life. If you mean that before he died, he told you he wanted you to...

DO I have more say and rights by owning 2/3 of the house and paying everything?

You need to sell the home, pay your parents’ bills, divide the remaining money. As executor, you can evict your brother form the house. However,...

I receive a letter from my sibling lawer about a deposition do I need to go if so do I need a lawer to go with me ?

You are not required to appear for a deposition until you receive a subpoena served on you via overnight delivery, by sheriff or by private process...

If your brother died whiled married, and he has no children, the wife will take all assets in his estate. You need to determine whether assets are...

Where can I go to receive a copy of my fathers "will" in GEORGIA?

First, 30 days is a very short period of time and I would not make much of the fact that your step mother has not filed the will in this short a...

Can an executor of an estate sell a property to pay taxes if he also has a life estate in the property?

Your question reveals that the estate is quite complicated. Life estates come with many different obligations that usually are set out in the will....

Do I have any legal recourse to obtain the status of my deceased father's estate?

The easiest thing to do is send him a letter asking for an update on the estate and ask him to conclude the estate in 30 days. If he fails to close...

I pay taxes on my great great grandmothers land they had no deed recorded on file at the court house .

There are at least two ways to try and fix the problem you have. The first is to go through the probate process beginning with filing to probate...

A quick trip to the probate court will probably answer your question. First, because someone was able to sell the house, the probate court...

The simple answer is that a person can nominate anyone of his choosing to be the executor of the estate. The more practical answer is that being...