I am just the grand daughter to an elderly man who is getting very old. he said he wanted to have everything when he passes away

He needs to create an estate plan or modify his current estate plan. However, he must also have the mental capacity to sign the documents. Be...

If the executrix is also an heir to 50% of estate are they due a fee? If so how much.

Just as Marcus commented above, the fee is determined under state law by the value of the estate and the complexity in dealing with the estate's...

Why are there no statutes regarding the time allowed to close an estate?

If nothing has been done in 10 years, then you need to open a probate to deal with the property. By getting the property transferred, then the one...

The estate is under 150000$ .LLC or a revocable trust better for tax purposes upon my death? 3 adults will be beneficiaries.

A revocable trust would be best to avoid the probate and do tax planning. The LLC would add some asset protection to the overall situation. The...

Are Non-Profit organizations held to the same employment standards as for-profit corporations?

Absolutely.

Through discovery obtain a tax return. You will be able to tell then how the corporation is taxed.

What do I have to do to hand over my power of executor to my brother?

The first thing you need to do is resign as the executor. The next step depends on if there is a Will and what it says. If there is a Will and it...

What is the difference an only child will receive through an intestacy and an estate/trust?

The answer is it depends. In an intestate estate, you will receive everything if there is no surviving spouse. Whereas, if there is a Will or a...

If your parent doesn't want to give you their bank account info now, what can you do so when they pass away you will have it?

So to sum up what all has been said - you do not have the right to bank account information upon a loved one's death unless 1) you are a co-owner...

Does a parent have to include you in their estate in order for you to receive their money?

No they do not have to include you in their estate plan. They may list you in the beneficiary designation for their life insurance, retirement...