You may want an attorney in both states, at least for purposes of an initial consultation. You may or may not benefit from a trust, under the facts...

No way of knowing, without more facts. LOTS of people have Wills that say one thing and then sign deeds saying something else. It happens ALL the...

Hello~ Your research is correct. If probate is required, your mother's estate would be subject to Medicaid reimbursement laws. If you avoid...

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Your question is tricky. Yes, you CAN charge expenses against the estate/trust. The thing is, you are apparently entitled to the entire estate. So...

I THINK what you are saying is that two other property owners have easements in order to access your well. You could potentially pay them to cancel...

The first question is not whether or not there is a Will. The FIRST question is whether or not a Will makes any difference. Are there any assets...

You can make whatever allegations you wish and if it goes to court, your brother would need to defend himself and his actions. But it is not clear...

If you have any hope of prevailing on this, you will almost certainly need an attorney. You have not laid out facts that demonstrate that you could...

In addition to Mr. Klisz's response, you would check the box on the closing statement that indicates that the decedent died after October 1, 1993...

You probably should check with the cemetery, first. Are the plots owned by the Trust? If not, you may have some finagling to get them there. Some...