How do I take ownership of a deceased person's property?

If you are not named in the Will you do not have any case to claim this property. If there was no Will then the property will pass by intestate...

When my mom passed away a few weeks ago my sister was supposed to fill my moms living will but wont

As long as the Deed was executed correctly it just needs to be recorded with the County Clerk. In regard to the Will, your sister can be...

How long after your deceased loved one dies you have to get a probate lawyer and present the only will there is?

A probate must occur within ten years after the death of the individual per the statute. You should consult with an attorney regarding these issues.

Can a person be a medical and financial Durable Power of Attorney, and also their Executor, and Beneficiary in their WILL?

Your ex-husband is free to choose whomever he wishes to serve in these roles. The fact that your are no longer married is of no importance.

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In regards to a WILL, can the co-executors solely decide on the division of real estate?

There are numerous questions here that require additional review and information. Please contact an attorney in your area for assistance.

How do I get a vehicle title transferred into my name from my sister's name if she is deceased?

You would have to obtain permission from Probate Court. Please consult an attorney in your area for assistance.

All assets (including found money) must be properly probated through the Court as they are assets of the estate.

This situation needs a thorough examination by an attorney as to the facts surrounding your brother and your rights as his power of attorney.

If a will is handwritten by someone other than who the Will is for does the writer have to be named or acknowledged

A proper review of the handwritten Will needs to occur. For a holographic Will (handwritten) to be valid in Kentucky, it must be in the...

My wife's dad left her 3000 dollars for a car, an her mom spent it, is it legal to do that

More information is needed to properly answer this question. Please consult an attorney in your area for assistance.