I have completed all paperwork and have court appointment on 27June.

As the personal representative (Wisconsin no longer uses the term Executor) you have control of all your parents' property that goes through...

I want to contest a will that I was not a stated heir to, but I would be if the person died intestate. This is in Wisconsin.

Even though you are not named in the Will, if you are an heir at law (someone who would have inherited if there was no Will) you are required to...

Do I owe my dad's estate money he gave me,nothing was ever signed

This type of question is just about impossible to answer online. It depends upon whether the money was a gift or a loan. As far as the consulting...

What legal consequences are there when an individual does not distribute funds from an estate?

These type of cases are very fat dependent and you need a probate attorney to sort through all of this for you.

Will I need to take simple will to lawyer as my spouse died.

You probably do not need an attorney. Under Wisconsin law you are supposed to file the Will with the probate registrar at your county courthouse....

What is a reasonable fee for an estate law office to charge for petitioning the court and dissolving an irrevocable trust?

You may not need to go to court but could use a non-judicial settlement agreement under Wisconsin Statutes 701.0111. Regardless, you need to...

There is no simple answer. Capital Gains won't matter unless you plan to sell the property. Meanwhile, giving it back could cause a problem if your...

Does a lawyer HAVE to send all the beneficiaries information regarding the value of the estate?

In a Wisconsin probate all of the beneficiaries and heirs at law are REQUIRED to receive that information. Your lawyer is doing their job correctly.

How do I get power of estate back

You have to go to court. Only the judge can remove or appoint a guardian.

What expenses I incurred can be claimed against the estate? Such as moving expenses and long distance travel expenses?

You are fine having the estate pay you for your expenses. This is not considered taxable income for you, but rather is reimbursement of expenses...