DOES A FAMILY TRUST HAVE TO FILE ,IN COMMON PLEAS COURT TO GET THERE LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION TO BECOME EXECUTOR OF TRUST.

No. A major purpose of the Trust is to stay out of court. If you are a beneficiary of the Trust, then the law requires that a copy of the Trust...

First, my ex-spouse and I have a son with a disability. Our son is still a minor, and his father passed away.

Please re-post the question. I cannot make sense of it. You are seemingly asking about your son whose Father passed away. You are the Father, so...

Your inheritance would ultimately disqualify you from Medicaid benefits. Once you become entitled to the inheritance (the owner dies), there is...

What are my legal rights to property inherited by my husband?

This question is one concerning domestic relations law more than probate law. You should re-post your question under the AVVO domestic relations...

Do not know what name to add to survivorship deed. I am executor of will and mom will own home until she passes. I have siblings

You are approaching the issue in the wrong way. Also, there is more to the planning your Mom needs to do than just considering handling the home. ...

I am getting different answers regarding the irrevocable trust and how it might work for me.

If you have the unlimited right to get money/assets from the Trust, the that is not the usual structure of an irrevocable trust. If that power...

If I put my house & most of my saving in an irrevocable trust, may I still sell the house via my trustee and

Your Trustee, not you, may sell the home or any other asset unless the Trust language limits that power. If your Trust gives Trustee the right to...

Do you have any legal liability for a rental property you inherited but never overtly put in your name?

Your brother is wrong. Absolutely, positively wrong. Question: how did he inherit the property? Was it via survivorship deed, transfer on...

How long do responsible parties have to file a will in probate (or otherwise) and execute in Ohio?

I would be concerned too! You should hire a probate/estates attorney (preferably one in the County where the probate will have to be opened) . ...

I'm currently in a litigation against brother who forged POA and robbed my deceased grandmothers estate/bank accounts.

If this is a settlement agreement, then each side must have given up something. Could it be that counsel is telliing you that this agreed result is...