My husband and I have no kids but he has from previous marriage, if we die his children will be the only beneficiaries?

Pretty much any arrangement that you agree upon is possible. However, there are numerous points that are important and MUST be discussed with a...

Well, it shouldn't be a problem as long as there is not another brother with the middle initial of J. with your first name. That is assuming the...

Can an executor of a will deny a beneficiary their portion stated in the will? What circumstances could warrant that action?

Of course it depends on the reason the executor is not disbursing the finds. Often the executor believes they have the right to do so when they do...

Can a house with 3 names on the deed be sold without all 3 signatures?

Well, I suppose you should first obtain a copy of the recorded deed. Then make an appointment with a local probate attorney to tell your story and...

My grandma's POA states that I am included in her will. Do I have the right to ask for a copy of the will if Grandma still lives

I'm not sure who you are saying has used the funds in Grandpas trust. Was it Grandma? If so, it likely was her right to use the funds. However if...

I'm creating a will online. If I have 2 children, do I list the other child as the second alternate heir for each other?

You can create a Will or other legal document online; however, most attorneys (including myself) would advise you against it. Why? Because you...

ULTIMATELY, I think I am broke.

I am sorry, too, to hear your loss and your story. I will give you my thoughts based on what I would do. I would suggest not having a formal wake...

My father has existing will and has been remarried 4'mos. she's not in existing will . I was to get most everything what are my

If you dad is competent then I would suggest that you carry on your loving and caring relationship. Also, you may want to encourage him to make...

My daughter's inheritance was stolen

I didn't see the previous question but it sounds like this is something that you will need to sit down with an attorney and discuss. There are too...

Generally the answer is "no" if you are named as the 2nd executor. This means that you are only nioninated IF the 1st person is unable or...