Other than our house (me50%/Mom50%) Mom's estate has far fewer liquid assets than doctor bills. Can I be forced to sell house?

Please see an estate administration attorney for a complete answer. It is unlikely that you will have to sell the house - but you need to open a...

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My grandfather died the end of Jan and my mother was heir to 1/2 of his estate. There was only money placed in a transitional

It is part of her estate since she survived her father. It will pass to her heirs through probate. Please open a probate estate if it has not been...

My moms house is up for sale how do I get part of the money

I assume this is an estate asset. A probate estate needs to be opened even if your mother did not have a will. The heirs at law will receive estate...

This is an estate assets. The estate needs to be reopened so that the asset can be administered according to the Will or Trust. Consult the...

A family friend that has come to me for help with a having to do with her daughters, who are adult with mental and physical dis

Depending on the age and status of the daughrers, there may be a special kind of guardianship in the state where they live - Guardian Advocate. It...

If a parent puts in a will of who would get guardianship of her child, could the other parent take the child?

Of course. The child's father is a natural guardian and has firsts priority to his child.

Can an Executor sell Real Estate with a mortgage before Estate is closed?

You should petition the court for approval of a sale. Is the document a Will? If not, what would the spouse be entitled to under PA law?

Did you know that Canadian trusts have a limitation of 21 years and they are not used to a great extent? Check with a CPA who practices...

I(benefic.) A/B trust, mother died april'2012 her trust irrevocable, father's not and he is trustee, accounting due per PC16063?

Generally, an annual accounting should be prepared. If this is a trust, the year end is, most likely, December 31. An accounting for 2012 would be...

May I, maternal grandparent, object to paternal guardianship?

You can object - but you should do this through an attorney. You can also petition for guardianship.