Can I have a co-executor removed from our Dad’s Will?

You need to get your own attorney to advise you on all the ramifications of this matter... Not sure how they have control over POD funds or why...

My father and mother given POA jointly to mamaji to sale land and then my father expire validity of POA after death of father?

Whether a POA is valid or not depends on the document itself, not where it came from. It is very common, even usual, that the download type power...

I live in Hayward Calif Alameda County Ca? And im 63 yrs old and i live with my 83 yr old mother who has alzheimers. She is this

You have civil rights, but not right to occupy your mom's house. She does have to do an eviction, but the mood change you describe is quite common....

Can an elder with mild dementia revoke her health directive?

Can an elder with mild dementia revoke her health directive? In Michigan, at least, if a person can make clear their desire to fire a patient...

Does the executor of the estate have to provide all information to her siblings

Q: Does the executor of the estate have to provide all information to her siblings? A: Yes. The executor does have to account to the...

Would anybody be willing to look into some things regarding myself as a beneficiary of a family member that has a large trust

This smells like a scam to me.. the FBI doesn't usually get involved in this sort of thing and however large the trust, it's unlikely that CEO's or...

Understanding the word Residue in a last Will Testament?

Residue is any stuff left over after the bills are paid and specific gifts are satisfied. Lawsuit proceeds would almost certainly be classified as...

Get an attorney and probate the will yourself. What brother is doing is wrong, reprehensible, bad and embezzlement. Also it's pretty common. So......

My sisters husband passed away they have no children, they have a new SUV ,how does she get his name off of it and put in hers,

Easy! Just take the death certificate down to the department of motor vehicles along with the title, pay the fee, and get the new title. Not sure...

Will the court honor a disclaimer of inheritance if the deceased passed 2 years ago but he just found out?

So long as the beneficiary did not receive any benefit from the estate, the disclaimer should be effective.