Is it legal for the estate attorney, (personal representative) to allow the home to default on the equity line of credit?

The personal representative should have notified the heirs of the danger of the property being foreclosed and if there were insufficient funds in...

If he put in a claim, I expect you should pay it. The estate is responsible for this expense. That the payer initially offered it to you as a...

The answer is yes you can, but as Ms. Foster points out it should be consistent with Mom's intentions as stated in her Will or any other...

Couple together eight years, man put her son on the deed 50% mother of son is going after house know ? What are his rights.

No one can force you to be a partner with anyone. All her son did was assign his interest to her. How does the deed read? Is it tenancy in...

Will I lose my house if my partner dies?

If you own the house JTWROS (joint tenancy with right of survivorship), the survivor gets the house. It could also be titled in other ways to...

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How long do I have to continue to pay for this?

did you receive the bulk of the inheritance with instructioins to provide for your sister? This may be more of an ethical question rather than a...

How can I gain legal guardian status for my nephew?

This is a guardianship question, not elder law. I have changed the category so you can get more responses. If you contact an attorney who does...

My my father just passed away and I think my cousin who is a lawyer and was power of attorney is trying to steal my inheritance

if you don't trust your cousin as being your attorney, hire another attorney who's not related to you. If you can't afford an attorney, contact...

Have a lawyer look at the deed. If your father retained the life estate enhanced but his wife only had a life estate (not enhanced), then her...

My dad passed away a few years ago, and the property was left to my step mother. she also passed away and the property is still

Mr. Gunthert is correct. A probate attorney needs to look at the Will and the deed to tell you how to proceed. Unless you own at least part of...