How do my sisters and I go about fighting to get my dads pension?

A pension generally lapses upon death unless it is payable to a surviving spouse, Contact the company to get a clarification.

Can my sister, who is named executor, and I am Co-executor, sell my parents home to a family member without my permission ?

Property should not be sold for less than fair market value and both executors will have to sign the deed. The property should be listed with a...

Can a substantial inheritance be used to satisfy financial independence criteria for emancipation ?

It depends on the language that establishes the inheritance. Most will not pay income to a minor. You have to read the document and ask an...

Am I able to deposit a $25 settlement relief check made out to my father who died in 2014?

The only way you can deposit that check is to reopen your father's probate and it will cost more than the check is worth, You can try to deposit...

Can an executrix sell family home without telling her 9 siblings

Selling the house is the only way to divide the property 9 ways. I am sure she was given the power of sale in the will. Heirs should be kept...

Do I have a legal leg to stand on?

Yes, this is elder abuse. Please call Adult protective Services (or state agency with similar title) to report this. you can also call the...

Parents deceased; six children; youngest living in home (over 50 y.o.) Can he claim as HIS home?

Your brother cannot claim the home as HIS. The answer to this question depends on the Will or state law. Please ask your attorney to review the...

They probably need proof that you have funds and can afford the rent. This is not an unusual request.

How can I take my mother to court and gain guardianship of my 16 year old brother if they both live in a different state?

You will need an attorney. Your mother is the natural guardian of your brother and she has priority over others. If you have evidence of physical...

I live in Nebraska and my stepdaughters mother recently passed away. My husband would like to care for her now. Can he?

Your husband (child's father) is the natural guardian of the child. He has rights over the grandmother. However, if the child is old enough and...