How can I have my brother removed as the executor of my mom's estate without an attorney for mismanagement of her funds

You need to retain a probate attorney. Someone needs to draft an objection to the executor’s management with proof to back it up. A lot judges...

Will Illinois probate court waive the fees if the child opening probate is on very limited income?

The 2 children mentioned in the amendment need to retain an attorney who is experienced with trusts. They should go to legal aid if they lack...

In Illinois, must amendment to trust which fulfills all statutory requirements be affirmed valid by a court? Expedited?

You need to consult an attorney who is focused in estate planning with experience in trusts. Trusts and any amendment to them does not need any...

In the state of Illinois, can a property put in a Trust avoid foreclosure?

No, trust will not avoid or protect from any existing debt obligations of the trust maker. You should consult with an attorney focused in either...

You need to consult an attorney in the Tennessee County where Dad resided or in the nearby region who is focused in probate. You are talking about...

What kind of estate planning do I need and how much will a lawyer charge?

You should consult an attorney with a focus in estate planning. If your son is the beneficiary on life insurance policies, both the court and the...

Do I have the right to know the findings of my late mother's estate?

You need to consult with an attorney focused in probate. As an heir, you are entitled to the probate pleadings, which will minimally include a...

My mother is in a nursing home and Medicare is paying; but, she owes about 10,000 to the home for service before Medicare

Do you mean Medicare or Medicaid. If mother is eligible for Medicare, she had to be transferred to the nursing home from a hospital and the...

There is no such thing as an executor of a trust. The executor is the fiduciary appointment to a will only. The fiduciary of a trust is a...

You need to consult an attorney focused in probate. The answer depends upon the language in the respective retirement plan; but 401(k) plans have...