As the only beneficiary for my mother do i have any rights for the house that her name in.

I am sorry for your loss. First, you need to have an attorney review the deed to the property to see what type of joint ownership your mother had...

Mom passed with no will. 5 Siblings, I'm Executrices, is there another way to bypass the bond, & gift the house to my Brother?

Each state has it's own set of probate laws. You need to consult with and will likely have to hire an attorney who practices probate law in the...

My mom's widower is selling the house that is still in my mom's name. If I want some of the profit what kind of lawyer is needed

There will need to be a probate of your mother's estate in the county where the property is located before the title to the property can be...

Will designated someone as plenary guardian

Has there been a guardianship proceeding in regards to your children? What Court determined it was in the best interest of your children for them...

Can an heir sell property in spite of what the will states?

Has a probate been established? Has the Will be accepted and admitted by the Court? What concern do you have with one of the remaindermen selling...

How do I respond to creditor claims in Summary Administration with no assets and judge already signed the Summary Admin Order?

You need to meet with a probate attorney to discuss the situation in detail. Make sure to bring all the probate documents (Petition for Summary...

DPOA/Health Care Surrogacy INVOKED. Another family member hired attorney, had my authorization Revoked. Need guidance please.

You need to set up a consultation with an attorney to review all the documentation in order to provide you with any guidance on the situation. You...

Married couple wants to set-up Joint Revocable Trust. One child big spender. How can we protect beneficiary from himself?

It is best for you to sit down with an estate planning attorney to discuss all your intentions, goals, and concerns so that they can advise you on...

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We inherited mom's house, 5 people total, 2 sisters each have 20%, 1 husband has 20%, 1 son has 20 % and 1 nephew has 20%.

Yes this can be done, but please please please hire an attorney to assist you with this process. Otherwise you could be causing a title nightmare...

If a deceased person jointly owns property,with. Someone who abandons their interest many years before pasing of deceased.

First, it depends on the type of joint ownership. There are two types of joint owners between individuals who are not married. There is what is...