That depends whether the 3rd person cares if rhe others are mad at him/her or not. Well, it also depends on several other things too. Most of...

My Father wants to transfer his house deed in to my name,but my mothers name is on the deed,and she passed away in 1997,

I'm assuming that both your parents names were on the deed as "joint owners with rights of survivorship.". If that is the case then a Joint...

What do I do now

Why don't you send him a letter via regular and certified mail. Advise the attorney what you want at this time: 1) the work done or 2) that you...

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How long will probate court take after the taxes and final accounting is presented?

Well, depending on when the final tax return is due may determine when monies can be disbursed. For example, if a return is due for 2012, then it...

I think that you problem may be that your bank will likely freeze your accounts if it is served with a Citation to Discover Assets. You will then...

As to your options, that will depend on what the terms of the trust dictate. Generally a beneficiary does not have the ability to modify the terms...

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Senior citizen choices when selling a home. What to do if already on Medicaid?? What safe choices are there to keep her money?

This is not a question that can be answered easily online. You should consult with an elder law attorney before taking any action. It is wish to...

Is there a paper that you cansignt to make the reading of the will comel fast

I really don't have an answer for your question; however, I would suggest that you simply ask whichever family member who has the Will what it...

Why can't 97 yr old mother change her will.

The other attorneys are correct unless your friend is anticipating moving to a nursing home. Under Medicaid rules it would likely cause problems...

I've been asked to send an IL small estate affadavit form and probate code. How do I find the probate code?

The other attorneys addressed the small estate affidavit issue and I think I have interpreted "the probate code.". Maybe what they were asking you...