My stepson passed age 28. his father went to his house without the mom's knowledge and took all. Is this Legal?

First, let me offer my condolences to you and your wife on the tragic loss of your step-son. In response to your question, I would like to...

As an attorney from a neighboring state, I will take a stab at this; however, I am not licensed to practice in Indiana and am not well-informed on...

Can I have a purported executor dismissed from an estate?

To elaborate on Mr. Frederick's response, it would be premature at this time to ask for the removal of the stepson as Executor, as it appears he...

When bringing a QT action against my lender, is it best to retain an attorney from the state in which the Trust in based ?

Mr. Tomberg is correct. Although it may be necessary for the court to analyze the terms of the Trust in order to determine which party has legal...

How can a person change a revocable living trust and leave assets to another party ?

A revocable trust can be revoked by the grantor at any time during his/her lifetime: hence the word "revocable." It appears from your...

My moms died leaving me the home whats the next step after power of attorney and i have intentions on keeping the home

To elaborate on Mr. Frederick's response, there are a number of ways your mother could have transferred your house to you and your brother: ...

When someone dies does property they own automatically go into the trust if they have one set up?

It appears from your question that your brother is the successor trustee of your father's trust. The preceding two responses are correct: without...

Should I sign a State of Florida Power of Attorney for a Motor Vehicle?

It's not clear from your question what your sister is trying to accomplish by having you sign a Power of Attorney. Perhaps you are confused on...

My husband has dementia, I have P.O.A. Since he has dementia, can he revoke the P.O.A. and assign someone else?

To amplify on the previous response, the same degree of mental capacity and understanding is needed to revoke a POA as is required to create one. ...

Trustee breached fiduciary duty and used trust money to defend self without consent of beneficiaries

As indicated in the previous two responses, perhaps not. However that's assuming that the funds in question were never reported as deductions or...