Can my sister who is a consevator keep the house that my parents own? one is deceassed and one is incomptent by the state.

Your sister can't change your mother's will, only your mother can, but not if she does not have the necessary capacity to do so.

You probably need to consult with an attorney in person to get an answer to this question.

How can i get my sister out of the house so it can be sold and stop her from spending all my parents money?

You need to consult with an attorney about possibly filing for guardianship and/or conservatorship so that you can make decisions for your mother,...

A niece filed papers to become my brother's guardian. What can be done do to prevent this from happening?

You would need to object and then show the court why it should not grant the petition. You could file your own petition to be appointed guardian...

Is there any specific questions that do not have to be answered in crdit debt inerogatories?

It sounds like you are being asked to answer discovery requests. If so, then you are required to give the information requested, except for those...

I have been sued by a credit card company and i want to file my income tax refund soon can it be garnished

The creditor can't garnish your refund until after they have received a judgment against you. If you can file your taxes quickly, you may be able...

How can i obtain power of attorney over my mother my mother has dementia and my sister is messing over her finances

Your mother must have sufficient legal capacity to sign a power of attorney, and it's her choice who to name as her agent. If she's suffering from...

My sister is going to be a trustee. does that give her all the rights to do whatever she wants with money,assetts and the house?

The will controls the disposition of assets after the death of the testator. She can certainly propose a deal where she buys the house out of the...

I was told my mother's estate had all gone to satisfy her debts, but trustee and lawyer for trust split about 14K between them

I would recommend that you meet with an attorney to discuss your options, but you indicate you cannot pay for one, so I'm not sure what you expect...

Can my husband's recently unestranged son (age 50) inherit property upon his death?

Generally, joint property passes to the surviving joint owner, regardless of what a will says. If your husband wants to change his will and he...