There is no way to answer your question without more facts. Presumably, the bank is the one in possession of that information and I would reach out...

I agree with Mr. Harris. One question, though. Why are you trying to do this, after all this time? By opening probate, (which is almost certainly...

I agree with Mr. Streby. You said that your great-grandfather told you all the assets were in joint names with your grandmother (assuming that is...

More information is needed. A Will only means something if you go through probate. Was that ever done? If not, who is on the title of the property?...

I agree with Mr. Brennan. What does your lease provide? It should address this issue. If it does not, you have an argument in case you need to take...

I agree with Mr. Klisz. Your stepchildren normally would not be your heirs under Michigan law. There are some exceptions to this, however, and it...

I agree with Mr. Kronzek. I would add that you state you were "left" your mother's half of the property. You do not say how this was done. Was...

You can ask. But under Michigan Trust law, the Trustee is only required to provide an annual accounting, unless the trust dictates otherwise....

It is possible that it might work. Keep in mind, though, that many financial institutions will not accept forms not prepared by an attorney. You...

While I do not disagree with Mr. Conway, necessarily, I do not think you have any duty to the family or the bank. The estate would likely be liable...