Can my sisters husband sell her home and property an dhave her daughter live on the streets

The answer to your question depends on who owned the property, how the property was held (i.e., joint tenancy, estate by the entirety, fee simple),...

I can't close a bank account that was in a POA account with me as the POA. The bank wants a letter of administration. There is

I agree with these attorneys. If you do not have a readily available copy of the Letters of Administration, then the expense of obtainings Letters...

Does the constructive trust remedy only apply when a court decrees it?

A constructive trust is a court-created equitable remedy a judge may use to prevent unjust enrichment. In English, the court uses this tool to...

Selling assets from an estate

I am sorry to hear that there is family strife. To answer your question, the personal representative should accept a fair market value price for...

A will executed in Michigan may be eligible for probate by a circuit court in Florida; however, there are legal sticking points that may need to be...

Is there any legal recourse if the person who is named as health surrogate/power of attorney does not carry out the specific

If the breach occurred during the lifetime of the principal, it is possible that a claim in the name of the estate or beneficiary thereof survives...

Can i be held responsible for taxes owed by a company that i was previously employed by that they did not pay?

I agree with these attorneys -- this appears to be a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty issue. Under Section 6672 of the Internal Revenue Code, an...

My Grandfather just passed away and I am listed as one of 3 beneficiaries in his Will and I would like to know my legal rights.

There are several items of information missing from your inquiry that would help us give you advice. For example, how are the bank accounts...

To add just a bit to attorney Nathanson's answer, any lien that exists against the decedent-debtor is not extinguished by the home passing by...

When is the estate tax paid on a irrevocalble trust fund. Is it when the beneficiary receives the funds of the trust?

The federal estate tax return is generally due 9 months after the decedent's date of death, at which time the tax is deemed to be due. The law...