Disinheriting children is challenging from a legal perspective. Setting up an arrangement to "doll out" money to anyone is also complicated. I...

Can my sister whose the executor come in my mother's house if it was given to me per will?

Assuming you live in the home and your sister does not then she doesn't have a right just to "come into the house" as you are, legally, a tenant. ...

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Mr. Gottlieb has a very good answer. The executor should discuss this with the attorney for the estate and/or his/her personal attorney BEFORE...

Mr. Gottlieb has an answer that is right on point. Letters of Office are good for only 60 days after they are issued. Assuming the probate estate...

Assuming that NEW Will was executed properly then it revokes any and all previous Wills. With that said, an interested person might claim that the...

My mom has a bank acct and she wants to do a Will stating that when she passes, she wants her account divided between her kids

The answer to your question depends, in part, on how much money your mother has in her account and how many children she is dividing between. If...

Is it possible to petition for a change in gaurdianship/power of attorney for my grandmother who has developmental disabilities?

If your grandmother is not competent then she is not able to create or modify a power of attorney. I think your wisest option is to contact the...

Normally attorneys do not place powers of attorney inside of a trust so your question starts out rather confusing. Then you reference your dad...

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I would agree with attorney #1 that powers of attorney generally terminate upon the persons death. As to who might be entitled to the property...

Can the executors of an estate be held liable for outstanding credit card debts of the deceased?

The general answer to your questions is "no" the executor is not liable for the debts of the decedent nor is a joint owner personally liable for...