Please accept my condolences on the loss of your grandmother. If, as you say, the property was already transferred from your grandmother's estate...

As executor of my mother's will is there a protocol for how I sell her personal property?

You may, as Executor, have a fairly broad power to sell her personal property, including the jewelry, but a LOT depends on exactly how the Will is...

How can my brother sell inherit family property on his death bed and it be legal??

The exact facts behind your question are not clear, but it sounds like you are asking whether your brother could sell property that he had...

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your brother. As Executor of his estate, yes, you have a duty to investigate his financial affairs,...

[Probate Question] Can you write a letter a when required to file petition that does not come with a form?

If you can find someone to take on the administrator role, you can actually file a modified Petition for Discharge and request that you be...

Am I able to deposit this in to my account and if not how long does it need to sit in an estate account afterwards?

No, you cannot deposit a check made payable to your brother's estate into your personal account. You need to obtain a federal employer...

You cannot "add" your name to an existing deed. What you need to do is complete the administration of your mother's estate, including publishing...

What to do when the person over the will is not abiding by mostly everything in it and changing everything the way she wants?

Use the attorney-finder part of this website, find an attorney who does trust and estate litigation, and call that attorney for an appointment as...

What is a quitclaim deed would this be a good idea in this situation?

A quitclaim deed is a deed that simply says, in effect, that the owner of an interest in a property is giving that interest to another person (or...

How can i get my inheritance from two estates when my sister (executor) has passed away and had her name put on accounts?

All you can do at this time is hire an estate litigator and have them review the entire situation and see whether you might still be able to do...