Can the personal representative, 1 of 4 beneficiaries of my father's will/estate, refuse to give me the key to my father's home?

I agree with the other attorneys — the PR has no obligation to and indeed should NOT allow others to access the property unsupervised. HE is...

Verbal agreement breach of contract on deceased father's house

Like most states, Texas has rules concerning agreements related to real estate called the "Statute of Frauds" -- anything regarding real estate...

I have a will do I also need a living trust

You have asked a VERY broad question. There is no 'one size fits all' estate plan, and you should consult with a local attorney to determine what...

If you get power of attorney for someone will that mean you will be responsible for all doctor bill that may come up

No, but as power of attorney you have authority to use that person's money to pay their bills. You DO need to be careful however, and insure...

Can I bring my daughter in to a trust situation of purchasing my mothers home, after death, to help me get a loan to pay off

It is hard to understand exactly what you want to do. If the intent here is that the property would be purchased FROM the trust but you need an...

What if the car I was awarded gets totalled and my insurance wants to pay out but ex is holding a lien he was responsible for?

I think you answered your own question, but you should have your divorce attorney review things to be sure. IF indeed your ex was supposed to...

Are our Wills, Living Trust, advanced Medical Directives and POAs created in Virginia (VA) valid in Arizona?

As noted by others, in GENERAL a document, if it was valid at the time and place when it was created, it will remain enforceable throughout the...

This has to do with a recent will.

IF there is a new will, and IF there are probate assets affected by it and IF she were incompetent at the time of the new will and IF someone...

I agree that you need to consult with an attorney to sort this out because there are too many unanswered questions here. More to the point, you...

Is a will that was created in the state of Massachusetts valid for property in Puerto Rico

Generally yes, and if a will is valid in the state where executed and the person resided at the time of death, most other states and US territories...