I’m trying to see what’s the best route to take? Guardianship or power of attorney over my brother

To execute a valid power of attorney, your brother would have to be confident and be able to understand what a power of attorney is. There are two...

If my sister (POA) has spent our estate money, how can I get it back?

If she opened the estate, you can ask for an accounting in the Probate Court and that is not very expensive. If she has not filed an estate, you...

The property would go under The daughters will so if she inherits it and has a wheel leaving everything to her husband he will get it. If the...

Power of Attorney?

The power of attorney could grant the power to sell, transferred or Mortgage your property. However, the power of attorney would have to act in...

Can my husband last will testament valid with out my signature?

I agree with the prior answer. The last will and testament is your husband’s and not yours so it would not require your signature under any...

Father passed and my aunts and uncles trying to receive funds on an asbestos claim. Who is entitled to funds since I'm the son

Since you are a child you are the heir at law and not your father’s siblings. If your father was married or has other children, they would be...

How long does the line on my property last in alabama? Will my heir have to pay the line?

Yes, the liens or judgments and any of your debtors must be paid for your heirs to get clear titled from your estate.

Does signing a prevent me from entitled settlement funds

I assume you mean signing a Waiver and Consent to Probate the Will at the start of the Estate and if so, that does not waive you receiving money or...

How do i legally find out between my sister and i, who is over my father that passed aways land and personal belongings

You and your sister have the same priority to be in control (assuming you both live in Alabama). Therefore, whoever petitions the court first will...

My father is incapacitated and will die shortly and his lawyer refuses to allow me to see the will despite recent changes.

You have no right to see the will until your father dies.