Transfer property deed in Wisconsin .

I would agree with Ms. Raddatz' answer - you need an attorney to figure what needs to be done. The brief description of assets doesn't provide...

My mother died in a nursing home on Medicaid. Is the family allowed to keep $2000 or must I pay all to the nursing home?

Well, if your mother was on Medicaid then it (the State of Illinois) would have a right to be repaid up to the amount that it paid for your...

I believe that the person named as agent in a properly executed Statutory Health Care Power of Attorney has the right to make all burial decisions....

My sister is in charge of our mothers will and she asked me if i wanted to be can we change this without the cost of a lawyer.

Is your mother alive and she wants to change her Will or is she deceased and your sister wants you to take over as Executor? If she is living and...

How can I submit a simple legal will in AZ (website, forms, etc.)? Can I override my submitted will anytime in the future?

What you can do and what is in your best interest are two different questions. Yes you can prepare documents on the internet or with forms from a...

My Mother died on Dec 16 2012 and everything was to be split between my brother and I however my brother died on Jan 6 2013,

My condolences. As mentioned by the other attorneys answers, your question requires a greater analysis than is possible on the internet. You need...

Do I need an attorney to remove accounts from credit report?

Well, if she is not responsible then the accounts shouldn't be on her credit report. And, if that is the case, then no "charge off's" should be...

Does "Executrix" (sister) of a will have power not to sell estate termed "per stirpes" without my agreeing to it?

Your sister is ONLY the legal Executrix if a court has appointed her as such. If your sister is just "playing" Executrix without court authority...

Only if he had a Last Will that named the step child or, perhaps, if the step child was adopted. Otherwise, no. Heirship is based on a "blood"...

Well, if you are the court appointed Executor then you should: 1) have your attorney write a letter and advise her that you have the right to the...