Can there be more than 1 power of attorney?

Yes, but there are practical concerns when doing this. You should consult with a local attorney who can both guide you to insure conflicts and...

Trust named as beneficiary but no trust established. What happens?

More information will be needed to answer your ultimate question here. For example, have you seen the will? Perhaps there is a testamentary trust?...

If you are not named as a guardian, you do NOT have the right to contradict the wishes of the guardian under most circumstances. The "co" refers to...

In Pennsylvania is a trustee obligated to sell a house that is in the estate at 90% of it's appraised value to a beneficiary.

It depends on the terms of the trust. The trustee generally has an obligation to MAXIMIZE the return for the trust beneficiaries, which means...

So it comes down to hiring a lawyer, to find out I'm heir to a Burger King coupon?

If you are a current 'income beneficiary' of a trust, you have the right to see the trust. The Trustee should provide a copy of it upon request....

In July of 2010 my mother died in North Carolina.My brother has put her house up for sale.I haven't seen a will.

As mentioned you do have the right to see both the will and deed however, I would urge you to consult with a North Carolina attorney in the area...

How do I get my mothers personal belongings from the home

Who has possession of the items you want now? Your grandfather? You should ask him to distribute whatever possessions he can, and open the probate...

This question is far too complex to answer in this sort of forum. Each bank will have its own requirements for how beneficiaries on an account...

Need verbiage for express gift authority for Agent to self in Power of Attorney

Have you called local estate planning attorneys to determine what this will really cost? You may be surprised how inexpensive a professionally...

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I recived a waiver of process & consent to probate form and not all property on the list?

Your question is unclear -- the probate process requires both opening the estate which may require you sign a 'waiver and consent' or similar form,...