Is what he's doing even legal? What can we do? Can he be liable for heirs attorney and court fees?
Technically, a named executor is not empowered to act unless and until the will is admitted to probate. There are situations where probate...
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Technically, a named executor is not empowered to act unless and until the will is admitted to probate. There are situations where probate...
Do you know how title to the property is held? You may actually have an ownership interest as a result of your grandmother's death. did grandma...
The answe depends first and foremost on what the will says in regard to rents, whether the rents were needed for payment of claims/administrative...
Hopefully, you are represented by an attorney to help to analyze what your possible avenues of recovery are and which ones,lif any, should be...
The answer would depend on the total or her probatable personal estate (non-real property) and when she died and if their are known creditors or...
From your inquiry, its hard to decipher who is in title. However, I agree with the other responses: only a person who has an ownership interest (or...
A trustee's powers are limited to what the trust document allows and by the Illinois Trust and Trustees act. Charitable donations can be made if...
Your mom, as the surviving spouse retains rights regardless of whether your father had a will or not. There are several factors at play regarding...
There is no central depository for wills. The only "filing" requirement is that a will is to be filed, after death, with the Clerk of the Circuit...
If your mother's estate is subject to Illinois law, the law requires that the person in possession of the last will and testament to file it with...