Can I sue my sister for cremating our father without my brother and I consent? 1-5-2019
The best answer I can give is no answer because you do not include the key fact. Upon what authority did your sister rely to have your father...
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The best answer I can give is no answer because you do not include the key fact. Upon what authority did your sister rely to have your father...
You don't include facts about where your aunt resided and where the property is. If the answer is Cook County, Illinois a probate must be...
A Will is ambulatory and therefore does not take effect until the person dies. Does the second in time Will cancel the previous Will in the...
Your imprecise use of the terms makes your question impossible to answer. If you have a claim against the estate there is a (6) six month statute...
There are many reasons a probate estate is opened for a decedent but not having a Will (alone) is not one. There are reasons the power of the...
The first issue is how the house was left to your father and his brother. Because we are talking about what part of the house is left to your...
First of all the POA ends with your Grandfather's death. Secondly, sending a Will to an attorney does not follow the laws of the State of Illinois...
It is unclear from your question whether your mother is deceased. If she is still alive you don't have a right to see the Will. If your mother is...
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The answer to your question depends on many facts you have not included in your question. 1) What was the value of the house at the time ? How was...
Sounds like you are getting the old "run around."The first thing to clarify is whether you are entitled to get all inventories and accountings. If...