I really don't know where I should start this heartbreaking and ugly process I really should undertake.

I concur, but if the land in Michigan and the sale took place here, you may have cause to bring an action here too or in conjunction with the...

Your sister will want to consult with a local attorney to get the documents she needs. Her HUSBAND need not sign the documents granting you...

You have asked the wrong question. You don't NEED 'power of attorney' to address this situation. Your brother needs a divorce. He should contact...

My mom who has dementia made a will but hasn't ever went thru courts or lawyer. Is it still legal?

A will is not effective until someone dies. It is a 'legal document' no matter where it is located so long as it was properly executed which...

How can i evict a brother who has behavior of a person on substance. HE WAS ON CRACK FOR YEARS IN THE PAST. HE ISON ALCOHOL NOW

The OWNERS of the house can evict. If ONE owner wants to evict and the others don't, there will be issues. You need to consult with a...

SHE cannot, but your father can assuming he is mentally capable of understanding what he was doing and wasn't deceived or threatened in the process...

If I read this correctly, your great-grandmother lived in Minnesota but was subject to the jurisdiction of Native American Tribal Courts? Is that...

How to read and understand an foia regarding probate

If I read this correctly, your grandmother lived in Minnesota but was subject to the jurisdiction of Native American Tribal Courts? Is that where...

My father left two small assets without a beneficiary (one under $2000 and one about $8000).

I'm going to speculate, however I concur with the prior answers -- you ultimately need to ask your attorney and/or get a real second opinion from...

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Brother died in auto accident, other person fault, his ins. is saying that all payments will go to medical and nothing else, t f

Texas is not a 'no fault' state, so it is likely that the estate would need to take action to prove a 'wrongful death' suit and proceed right away...