Is it possible to get a will without notifying your spouse?

I am not sure why you don't want your husband to have a Will too. That would make sense to me. But to answer your question, yes, you can have a...

Assuming "b" also acts as a trustee then they would likely just step in. The most the average person knows about such things is a generic letter...

Generally, yes. Unless the attorney was named in the Will as a "beneficiary." That doesn't mean that the Will can't be challenged if your uncle...

My husband and I want to write out a Will in case we pass away, want to make sure our daughter is taken care of (still a minor)

It would be wise to hire a local attorney to prepare a Will for you and your husband. To many people it looks like a simple process and a couple...

My mother is currently in a coma with drs giving her no hope. Who would pay her bills?

I would suggest that you look at the naela.org website for an Elder Law attorney in the Carbondale area. Best wishes.

Hey attorneys.... can one person be a trustee and executor of an estate at the same time?

Yes. It is not uncommon for a trusted person in all capacities. Trustee, Agent under Power of Attorney and Executor.

Am I entitled to half of my Mother's home after my sister sells it?

If you believe that your mother was not competent when the deed was signed then you need to hire an attorney as soon as possible to review your...

Can I take my sister in law to court for ownership of my parents house that she resides in only due to the death of my brother?

It sounds like a tough situation. Assuming that the trust gave the home to your brother without conditions then it vested in him upon your...

My sister is executer of my mothers will, can she do what she wants if the will states different?

I agree with the other two attorneys who state that you need to hire an attorney to help you sort through the situation as soon as possible. I am...

My Aunt just passed away unexpectedly, and without a legal will. Should we hire an attorney or just appoint someone as executor?

Only the court can "appoint" an Executor/Administrator of an Estate. And, before anyone starts "settling affairs" you should talk to a probate...