What can I do to stop my trustee sister from taking advantage of myself and my other siblings?

The only thing you and your other siblings can do is hire your own expert trust attorney to investigate what she has done, advise you on what to do...

While the technical legal answer is "maybe", the practical answer is "no." If you have proper Will that nominates an executor and "waives bond" it...

If your brother is not acting responsibly, it may be worth a few hundred dollars for you and your sister to contact an attorney and have him or her...

I need to hire an expert, professional trustee for litigation support in a breach of trust case. Where can I find an expert?

You are probably going to need a retired trust officer, as I'm confident that no bank will allow one of its employees to moonlight as an expert...

Probate after sale of house

Assuming there was no "Transfer on Death" affidavit, the house must go through probate in order for title to transfer from your father to his heirs...

Father passed away but still in recently deceased grandparents will am i entitled to his portion?

As my colleagues have said, there is no way to answer your question without reviewing the specific language of the Will. If it has words like "to...

Is there a way to relieve an estate without probate? I have an IRA with my deceased mother as the beneficiary.

If, in fact, there is absolutely nothing except the clothes on his back and an IRA, there would be no need to probate the estate. All you will...

Is a will written in a different state need to be rewritten in current state

Generally, no, if the Will is dated and signed by the testator and two "disinterested" witnesses. I would offer one caution, however: Each state...

How do I get emergency custody/guardianship of my 6 mos old grandson?

These are horrible situations, and while there are processes to address them, the processes are also painful. If you can afford an attorney, you...

Can I stay in my mom's house without penalty after her death or must I sell? Is it mandatory to take it through probate?

You cannot avoid probate, and it is better to deal with it up front because it will get more complicated over time. If there is a mortgage, the...