My mother died , my brother is named as executor in her will. His wife is taking care of the estate business. Is this legal

Technically your brother is the person charged with responsibility of handling the estate's affairs. However, you did not indicate if a formal...

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Is there a law where home owners in a neighborhood can per-sue having a renter evicted from a rental property ?

You might try contacting citizens dispute or the Shelby County attorney generals office. These are avenues that would avoid you spending your...

Assuming an estate is formally opened in probate court, and the credit card companies filed a claim, an objection to the claim should be filed...

After telling the tenant I want him to move can I tell him I want him out by the end of the next day after telling him to move

Unless you have a written lease that either waives the notice requirement you will have to provide written notice that usually means by mail and...

How do I get court to take into consideration $$ received outside of estate when setting amount of spousal support for stepmom.

An elective share is a matter of right for the surviving spouse and by the way is secondary to the year support. So a court can award both. The...

What is an executor required to show or share with the heirs?

In Tennessee an executor must notify the beneficiaries under the Will of the owning of the estate and provide a copy of the Last Will and Testament...

Can I evict a renter with no notice

In Tennessee a lease may waive notice. If it specifically waives notice, you can proceed immediately to file an eviction suit known as a Forcible...

My father passed away when I was 18, I am his only child and he his mom only child.

You are receiving good answers from others. I would add that you might want to check with the State's Department of UnclaimProperty for each...

I find it interesting that you are being asked to sign a deed. In the vast majority of Deeds of Trusts in Tennessee ( the mortgage instrument) the...

What should I do?

This sounds like a question I've answered via telephone. Yes, you can be charged for all expenses and fees that arise by reason of the default....