Will and Probate Question - Real Estate Involved

There are a couple options available to your mom - will, trust, deed house to you, etc. Your mom should meet with an estate planning attorney to...

You really need to sit down with an experienced probate attorney to determine whether this is worth pursuing. If the estate was administratively...

You may very well be able to avoid probate. The 401k should have a beneficiary designated on the account, and if it's you, the company will tell...

In Michigan, define "reasonable" fee for family member administering a trust.

"Reasonable" depends on a number of factors. $28/hour does not jump out at me as unreasonable, depending on the person who is acting as trustee. ...

My grandma died and left her house to my two uncles one of them sold me his portion for 6,000 dollars can the other one kick me

I agree that you need to meet with an attorney to get a proper answer to your question. Especially important is whether the house was deeded to...

My husband passed away. before he passed he put my name on everything. do i have legal rights to all?

I am sorry for your loss and that there are additional difficulties making this time harder on you. Generally, property owned jointly goes to...

Fiduciary has not offered any documents/financial accounts, Nada after repeated requests, can I file a complaint as I am heir

Yes, you have the right to seek court supervision of the trust administration, along with other remedies if there has been a breach of fiduciary...

Is it normal when we have the Document of trust and when the lawyer found all the beneficiares to last the process 2 years?

It's impossible to give you a reliable answer in this context. That said, it is not unheard of for the administration of a trust to last over one...

Bill had a will. Joy did not. Bill died first, then Joy. 2 stepchildren & 3 from Bills 1st marriage. Who are legal heirs? thanks

It depends on more facts than what you have provided, such as how property was titled, and whether the trust controls anything. You should consult...

Estate Conservator Fiduciary Duty

You definitely need to sit down for a consultation with a probate attorney, with all the facts in hand, to the extent you know them, such as what...

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