Sister put her name on most of moms money

You may be better served if you use a local probate attorney who is familiar with the local probate judges and you should probably look for an...

If I decide to use medicaid for my father to go to nursing home can they take his house upon death?

Even if there's not a remainder deed, homestead property is exempt from the claims of creditors (unless it's the mortgage holder).

My siblings did not use my parents will. How can I get a copy of it? This was done in Florida.

If you have reason to believe there's a Will and know the attorney who drafted it, hire your own probate attorney and he'll (or she'll) know how to...

Can I insure that a child is not evicted after my death. I am a lifetime tenant?

Ms. Holcombe's answer is the best so far. Try to work something out with your eldest son to allow his younger sibling to remain in the house...

How do you get a dna on child I was told 10 years ago was mine but to stay away

Why do you want to know? Do you want to establish a relationship with the child? Do you want to acknowledge her as your heir? If you've had no...

How can I finish probate when my sister, co administrator won't cooperate?

Mr. Ilmanen is correct. I am a probate lawyer in Florida. Have your attorney petition the court to have your sister removed as co-administrator. ...

How can I ensure that my brother, executor of our father's will, is going to do as the will states?

First, get a copy of the Will. If you are a beneficiary, retain a lawyer and share with him your concerns. He or she will know what to do next...

Can my moms estate withhold part of my inheritance ?

We need more facts and you need a local probate attorney. FYI, holding back your money to pay your bills on the credit card is reasonable. The...

I was adopted from infancy my father remarried he always said that his inheritance would go to my brother and I also adopted ?

Since Dad has passed, this is really a probate, not estate planning question, so I've moved it. Mr Shaffer is correct. Anyone can be...

While I think probate is the correct area for you general question, I'd call the police and tell them the property owner has taken possession of...