Yes, you can force the sale of the property or to have your partner buy you out with a PARTITION action. This is a lawsuit that you would file to...

It depends on how your mother's Trust is drafted. If it meet the requirements as a Qualified Beneficiary, the IRA could pass through to the...

I am the beneficiary of a trust and the trustee isn't being very helpful. What are my rights?

You should hire an attorney to communicate with the Trustee. If you are the sole current beneficiary, you have rights to information. The Trustee...

Do I need a probate or a real estate attorney to help find the will and stake my claim on the house after my step fathers death

Yes, you should hire an attorney local to the County in which your step-father lived and have that attorney check to find out what his Will states...

Hi my question is I was in my mothers will but told there a trust and I was not put into the trust

It is correct that if your mother had created a Trust and placed all of her assets into that Trust and also directed that the Trust be the...

The best way to access your Uncle's Last Will is to wait until it is filed with the Register in Probate and then simply go to the Courthouse and...

Yes. A facility may require any financial standards it wants when someone is coming in as a private-pay resident. If what you are saying is...

If will states that a parent wants his children to inherit the property and not spouse can this be done in Wisconsin.

This CAN be done, but only after careful consideration of Martial Property, re-marriage, and specific document-drafting issues are answered. This...

How to protect an Estate for a loan (undocumented) given to a son in the amount over $100,000 so the other Heirs get the proper

Mother needs to have an estate plan that addresses the offset of the monies given to the Son. This will allow the amount that son receives at the...

Will adding our son's name to our deed, would Medicaid not be able to take the property if one of us had to have long term care?

Adding your son to the deed is considered a divestment (a gift) and that would trigger a penalty if either of you (you and spouse) need to qualify...