Can I be appointed PR for my sister?

The Will dictates who is to be appointed provided that the person qualifies. As long as you are over 18, competent and have not been convicted of a...

How do i get my father's home put in my name after his death?

First, since the home was in your mother and father's names at the time of her death is became your fathers. You still need to record a copy of her...

I need to probate my moms will but i cant afford a attorney?

At this point (6 years later) you may or may not need an attorney to help you with the probate. Probate may not even be necessary. The big question...

I am my brothers only heir. He had a will and named me. Do our deceased sisters children have any rights to any part of his est?

I can't speak about how England's laws work; however, in Florida if he had a Will and named you as his sole beneficiary then your deceased sister's...

My my great uncle passed away they close his estate and the executor has passed away the state is telling me that I have to

You need to pose this question under West Virginia and an attorney from there should tell you how you have a successor executor appointed

My grandma and grandfather own a house, but my grandfather passed away and they was not married when he passed?

A probate will be necessary to determine the ownership of the 1/2 of the home that belonged to your grandfather.

How do I transfer deed of undeveloped property in TN owned by deceased brother who lived in FL to heirs in FL??

You need to open an ancillary probate in the State of Tennessee to transfer the property. Consult an attorney in Tennessee to verify the best way...

Realtor has Dad sell home while he's in hospital. Legal??

You need to hire an attorney right away to look at the transaction. Based on your father's condition and the fact that the realtor was told your...

Am I liable for my Mom of she is terminal?

Unless you sign the paperwork, you are not liable for your mother's medical bills. Be careful how you sign anything and make sure it is only as her...

This is more a family law or estate planning type question because ultimately what you are looking at is what happens to your home if you die and...