I'm assuming that you are saying she has no legal basis to sue you. If that is the case then you need to convince the court that the lawsuit was...

My incapacitated Mother's POA recently replaced Mom's name on our family's cemetery property deed with her own. Kids stunned!

While I agree with Ms. Goldstein that an attorney would be helpful the real question is whether it is worth the costs to obtain an...

Wa st we 8 kids inherited 1/8 but so far not transferred to us executor wants to sell owe 80k debt 20k executor refuses

It appears that you have attempted to talk and work things out without success. Therefore, it would make sense that all of the "kids" put money...

What do I do when lawyer does not withdraw or make a court date so that I can close probate estate?

If the estate has a reasonable amount of assets you should hire another attorney to assist you in closing the estate. If there is no money...

Family Trust

It is possible that your husbands interest in the trust can vest in you. It would be wise to consult a local probate or elder law attorney. ...

I was appointed administrator of my mother's will. The only item to probate will be her life insurance. How long do I have?

Based on your question I would agree with Ms. Johnson - you should hire a probate attorney to do you job correctly. Good Luck.

What is required to properly vest title is different depending on what is found when a title search is completed. However, it is likely that the...

Executor of sisters will. Home ran out of fuel, pipes burst. Her daughter is threatening to sue.

If you are the Executor of an estate you should be using an attorney to give you advice from the very start. It is my recommendation that you...

Joint accounts are typically owned automatically by the survivor. However if the other person was placed on the account to help pay bills, then...

I executed a will in August of 2003. I want to void this document and name a new executor. How do I go about this?

If you have the will and your possession you can simply tear it up to revoke it. If the attorney who drafted the will has it you can call him and...