The route you'll have to take is going to depend on your brother's mental capacity. Because he lives in Maryland, you will need to consult with an...

If you rightfully owe the debt they are asking you to pay, then you have already made an attempt at your best option - attempting to settle the...

You need to post this question in the Virginia area since that is where these assets exist and where the actions have taken place.

Short answer is yes, but it may not be necessary depending on your individual facts/scenario. Get with a financial advisor to discuss whether this...

Without the written Operating Agreement, you will have to provide some other form of proof beyond word of mouth. If you have any messages, emails,...

You need to schedule a consultation with an attorney in your area immediately.

Don't chance it to the internet. Find a local attorney, preferably one that deals often in estate planning matters. They will likely be able to...

Mr. Weinman has laid it out well. Contact a Memphis area attorney to explore potential options.

You need to reach out to an attorney that handles real estate matters to develop a clear view of what will be required to get this done. If the...

If your brother was not married when he died, left no Will, and she is his only biological or legally adopted child, then yes - she is his heir.