Is a constantly inebriated adult reason to seek conservator/guardianship?

You need to consult with an attorney, as a guardianship over the person's finances only may be appropriate in this situation.

Is it okay for the beneficiary to mail legal documents to one executor, but address a seperate beneficiary who does not live in

Ideally your sibling should mail each executor separately. But, there is probably no remedy to mailing all the executors in one envelope to the...

You need to find a probate attorney and go over all this with them, with the documentation. Since the family member died intestate, the property...

Is it fair to leave only a 3rd to the only living child of an estate?

The most common thing I see is having people divide their estates per stirpes, which would mean that since their were two children, you would get...

How can I get a POA for my Mom when my niece has one on her already. She threatens Mom, can we rebuke her POA?

Your mother can always do a new POA. But with the situation you describe, I would consider filing for a guardianship.

If there is no will, the grandchild would take his parent's share. If there is a will, you will have to see how the issue of a predeceased child is...

Would an irrevocable trust for a loved ones estate be my best option?

If the farm is left to a non relative, there will be Kentucky Inheritance tax on that. A trust will make no difference for tax purposes. I...

My uncle passed away and they have got a cousin over the estate she has had several offers for the estate and turned them all ?

You need to consult with an attorney who handles estates and probate. You can challenge this sale, especially if you can show proof she turned down...

What if the will has not been settled after 10 yrs of death, can heirs come and request money etc after the 10 years is past?

You need to consult with an attorney, with a copy of the will. There may be issues as to whether the person named as executor, if he knew about the...

What will happen to my grandmother's land if she goes into a nursing home if there was nothing legally stating plans for it?

Generally, any type of will or intestate succession would not take effect until she dies, so even if she had made a will it probably would not have...