How can a family overturn another family member signing property of mother into her name with power of attorney.?

File a lawsuit promptly after consulting with a lawyer who litigates and who is comfortable with real estate.

IS THERE A FORM TO OPPOSE MY HALF SISTER BEING EXECUTOR OF MY FATHERS ESTATE ?

You will need to consult a probate lawyer to determine whether you still have rights in this estate or whether you have waited too long before...

I am the executor of my mother’s will. Do I have to sell her house to pay her bills and beneficiaries?

Maybe. It depends on other circumstances of the estate. You would be wise to consult a probate lawyer.

L rented out my dead mother's house to pay taxes & ins, is this legal

Ms. DiSalvo gave you good comments. In addition, if all of the owners authorized you to make the lease, then they should not renege now. I hope...

If the notarization was good when first applied, then later expiration does not affect it. Notaries do not 'legalize' Wills; they only...

How can I have our childhood home put into my brother's name without the expense of probate?

You need a lawyer's help. The problem might be solved with an affidavit of inheritance and a quit claim deed from you to your brother. However,...

Can my late husband's mother change his headstone without my knowledge?

I agree with Mr. Kane and Mr. Shields. Also read the contract you have with the cemetery operator. The answer may be in it.

How do I revoke power of attorney and ensure my previous agent has no authority to take further actions with my property?

Tell your father that you revoke his authority and the power of attorney. Confirm it with a letter sent by certified mail and first class mail,...

My sister is the executor of her dad's will? Can his wife change it after my step dad passes?

Although she cannot legally change the Will, she may have statutory rights as a surviving spouse that override the Will. You should consult a...

HOW DO I GET DEED TO HOME IN MY NAME AFTER PARENT DIED?

I agree that you need expert legal advice. Had your mother left the property to you in a Will, you would have avoided this problem.