As Ms Everett said, yes they are obliged to honor Ind. Code 29-1-8-1 and if the do not comply then your lawyer can sue them under IC 29-1-8-4.5 and...

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Can I get this off my record since I paid my half

you posted this twice. see my reply to the other version of this question.

Help with benificiary issues

If the trust is irrevocable and you have no power of appointment over the shares, then you have no right to deprive her of her share. However, if...

Is there a way to ensure beneficiaries do not find out what another beneficiary received?

Again, if the person is alive, they can see a lawyer about how to get it done. May require trust work or TOD accounts, who knows. If deceased and...

What documentation must a trustee provide to the beneficiaries concerning expenses the trust is paying?

Indiana trust code requires an annual accounting. Hire a lawyer. Demand an accounting. IF they don't render it then docket the trust and ask the...

What forms do I need to file in probate to be consider as survivor of deceased heir(mom) whome parents(gramps) passed intestate?

If this estate is still open, and it has some assets to it and is not insolvent, then you might be able to get a lawyer to represent you on...

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Can I get this off my record because I have paid my half.

First off do NOT include your name when you ask a question on here in public, for your own protection. Secondly, yes, by all means get a lawyer...

My mother died and my sister and my mothers husband has taken everthing the house he. in was built by my great grandfather

Better get a good local probate lawyer and open an estate. Then get an order to return the items. They need to take that seriously. If they...

Estate Case: Have been invited to a deposition to cross examine a witness by his attorney, but I am not a party to a lawsuit yet

You are right to be concerned. However, there is insufficient information to answer, except to say, get a lawyer to discuss fully the facts and...

Answer to civil (sue) complaint, deed transfer, and whats next?

This is a legally and factually complicated suit. You should NOT assume the judge will "throw it out." That is not really how our system works....