My husband and I separated on may 21st. I am executor to my mothers estate. Can he claim and moneys from the estate?

Get a lawyer! He's probably not legally entitled to any part of your mom's estate (not in MI, anyway) but money always enters in to the...

Child Support owed to an Estate (update)

Don't know how it works in DE, but in MI child support is not the property of the spouse, but of the children and it is the children's rights that...

Can an inheritance be claimed when there is no will?

If her kids agree (and there's no husband or parents) then you can get the house. But not because your sister left it to you, because your nieces...

Ending or exiting a Revocable Trust.

If the trust allows revocation, then it probably states the terms and conditions necessary for the revocation and how the various beneficiaries are...

Need a lawyer for fathers estate

If your dad left his entire estate to his second wife, let the second wife worry about it... No?

This is one of the reasons I really don't like co- anything... If you and your sister are both qualified, then why not let one of you do the work...

Do I need to setup an estate for my deceased father who passed away 6 years ago?

Yes, you need to probate the estate because you were not named beneficiary on the retirement fund paperwork while dad was alive (apparently)......

Can calif come after me for my father's debts after he passes even if I have had no contact with him in 15 years?

Don't know much about California, but many other states have "filial responsibility" laws where the kids are responsible for the parents' debts. In...

My mother is in the Medicare Waiver Program in Pennsylvania. She recently received an inheritance. Will this disqualify her?

The inheritance will probably disqualify your mom, so you need to visit with an elder law attorney BEFORE the money shows up to explore the...

Am I able to defend myself against Adult protective services?

Get a lawyer, get a lawyer, get a lawyer. You need a lawyer who does this kind of stuff and you should not mess around. Get a lawyer.