How do I and my sisters get any inheritance from my fathers and stepmothers estate?

I moved this to probate since both parties have passed. Were the Wills filed with the court? If so, get copies. Was a probate opened and did you...

How do you put someone on your Deed ?

Dad could execute an enhanced life estate deed (Lady Bird) that will assure you and your husband will receive the property after his father passes...

Can an executor prevent persons representing my interest from attending my Grandmother's estate sale?

How do you know Grandmother left you things in her Will? If the Will was filed (as it should have been), you should get a copy and talk to the...

I am confused on how to help my mother's estate planning with two brothers on SSI.

Either an elder or estate planning attorney can help you. Most of the answers are "yes". These things can be done, but you will need an attorney...

Florida will versus probate?

My colleagues may be correct, but if the heirs to the property are on the deeds they can pass without probate and if the bank accounts had POD...

I agree with my colleague, but suggest you be aggressive with the lender and have the check applied either to the mortgage or escrow account.

How can I receive money that was entitled to me

Contact whoever sent the checks to see if one was sent (perhaps to a wrong address). If none was sent, ask why not, since your mother and sister...

I owe back child support can my estate account as me personal rep be affected

This is not a probate question. I have moved it to child support. In general, I believe only your portion would be attachable not the other heirs...

How do I prove I'm a heir?

Contact the state and ask them what they require. You may not need an attorney or it may not be worth your while, but the state can advise you how...

IF there is no will and you are executor of the estate, can a sibling take land from you?

If there was no will and the property was in Florida and it was their homestead, you may have some rights. You will need to check with a probate...