In the absence of written instructions, from your son, his wife is next of kin and is legally entitled to make burial and disposition decisions.

I don't want to be unkind, but you do not know what you are doing and you need an expert estate planning attorney to help you. In the modern...

The "how to" is probably a simple two or three sentence statement, maybe witnessed or notarized, and probably required to be served in writing on...

If she can't or won't tell you, and whoever you suspect may have talked her into changing things won't tell you, there likely is no way to find out...

I agree with Mr. Popp, but there is nothing preventing you from contacting the tenant's family or attorney, if you have a name or names, and asking...

There is no way to answer your question based on the information available. If the house was titled in a trust and your sister was trustee, she...

In addition to Mr. Jaap's answer, if you know the attorney who prepared the Will naming you as Executor, and if she has died or is not competent to...

If the family or the estate attorney won’t respond to your request for information, you will need to engage an expert probate attorney to help you.

You don’t provide enough details for a meaningful response. Your mother probably has rights that can still be enforced, and your only option is to...

Yes. Everything was property of the estate, and where the property goes is dictated by the Will and the decisions of the Executor. You can bid on...