The Defendant in my BOC suit is in Hospice and will pass away soon, is it worth pursuing his estate with unknown assets?

The clear cut answer is yes, you can pursue his estate. The gray area is whether it is worth it or not. I would recommend doing an asset search...

Dose my brother have to buy me out on a mortage home

You have a right to your share of the value of the home. If your brother is intending on keeping the home, you have a choice. You can own the...

How can we take a mortgage out of trust for the purpose of getting a home equity lone in Minnesota?

I would also ask who's trust it is in. If it is still in sister's trust then you will need to transfer it as inherited property into your name...

Can I contest this?

As stated, sole discretion of the Trustee, however, it says to be distributed "outright". If she feels this is not appropriate, the Trustee should...

How do I close the estate when the estate owns real property that none of the heirs want?

I would request that each of the beneficiaries sign a statement signifying they are forgoing their inheritance. As the executor, you do not want...

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If I understand correctly, if you have been appointed by the probate court, as the Executor of the estate, you have a duty to act in the best...

Is there any way my dad (executor of estate) could take me out of a will?

There is no way I agree, but most importantly, officially you do not own the home, grandma does. The estate needs to be settled. The transfer of...

What is the maximum amount of time I have to contest my mother's will in the state of Arizona?

In order for a will to be contested it must first be probated. Probate is the mechanism used to allow any and all parties to argue over the...

This is tough because there really is no easy way to just take your share without addressing the court first, as the previous attorney pointed out....

My. Oldest sister is Executor of my parents will. Does this also put her in charge of medical decisions, living arrangements.

The same is basically true here. Power of Attorney are effective while the individual is living while Wills and Trusts go into effect at the time...