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...

It depends on what you want him to be able to do. If you are selling your house, then you want a POA form that gives that authority. A general...

If they sent you a notice of intent form, they are looking for you to file a closing statement. If you can close the estate, then you should do so....

Well, there are a number of options. Since it is your brother, however, I would try to work with him, if you can. You could certainly sue to...

I am sorry that you are dealing with these challenges. Normally, when someone has POA, there is no NEED for guardianship or conservatorship,...

Theoretically, this could be done. The deed, like any other estate planning, could potentially be contested on the basis of lack of capacity...