Assuming we're talking about a traditional IRA, she could consider converting to a Roth IRA where she likely wouldn't have to take RMDs and could...

It likely depends on who owns the headstone; you could potentially file a lawsuit against the Estate but you would first want to question whether...

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How can deceased man's wife evict from a house( that was bought and paid for before he died )and she was no part of the agreemen

It sounds like you and the Decedent attempted a verbal Rent to Own contract. Unfortunately, contracts for the sale of land must be in writing. If...

What do I need to do?

You can apply for a lost title with the state. You should also have the former owner sign a bill of sale if you have not already done so.

Where can I look to find insurance policies on deceased

As the attorney above said, Investigate to see where the policies by requesting tax transcripts form the IRS, call his former employer, check the...

Can the wife of deceased husband lose rights to land she inherits from husband if never hadher name put on deed before her death

You will most likely need to probate your father’s estate to transfer title to the property. Since your father died without a Will, the property...

Do I need guardianship?

You likely will need a court order for guardianship (from a family law case) or Letters of Guardianship issued from the Probate Judge. Guardianship...

We bought house from my parent . does any sibling have rights to it after her death.

If you 1) purchased the house using only your money and 2) your name is the only name on the deed, then no, your sibling would not have any...

I want an audit of the estate and the trust before I go before the probate court.

As the attorney above said, once your brother is appointed as Personal Representative of the Estate, you can seek records. Whether there was a Will...

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

I agree with the Attorney above. You are entitled as the heir at law of his estate. Consult an attorney for a review of your rights.