The executor of a parent's estate has removed everything from the estate including my personal property what can i do?

The sibling executor has a legal duty to inform you about the asset administration. Not only does it sound like that duty is being breached, it...

Estate issue

I also agree. You need to talk to a lawyer.

Wife has 23k judgement against her, we own our home, have no other assets. (Value of home 26k) Can I protect my interest in it?

Do you own your home together as tenancy by the entireties? If so, it is protected. It is also protected if it is your homestead.

Formation of Third Party Supplemental Needs Trust

You will want to find a qualified elder law attorney in your area. Check Avvo, your local bar association, and The National Association of Elder...

In the will it states - " I give the sum of ****.** dollars of my residuary estate (the first share) as follows : (persons name)

This means that the decedent intended to give this person that amount. Whether or not the named individual will receive that amount depends on many...

My father recently passed away and the funeral director did not give my mother the very expensive jewelry my father was wearing.

It sounds like your brother may have taken the jewelry for his own benefit. If the jewelry was specifically given to your mother in an estate...

I would recommend seeing an estate planning or real estate attorney to prepare the deed. As others have stated, there are other issues to deal with...

Can you recommend an honest trust lawyer in New York City ?

I don't think we are supposed to recommend other lawyers directly on the answer board, but contact directly if you still need someone.

If you get sued by a creditor for a Deficiency Judgment, how do they find your assets? Like a safe deposit box.

Creditors have a lot of ways to find your assets. If that box is registered in either of your names, they will find it. Plus, if asked under oath,...

Can a person with Dementia be held liable if they sign a document even though they have not as yet been declared incompetent?

Yes, she can still legally sign documents on her on behalf. That will continue to be the case until she is declared mentally incompetent. This can...