You will need to speak with a probate attorney to determine whether it makes sense to open a probate estate. If the only asset is a house and it is...

This is impossible to answer without viewing the legal documents. If your parents have the power to revoke your brother's interest, then they can,...

Since you have a local attorney familiar with all the facts, you should listen to them. If you are unhappy with that attorney, find a new one....

Yes, trusts can be contested, but it is usually very expensive. Since you state the trust is large and likely have standing, you should hire a...

Removing a tenant against their will in Illinois requires a formal in-court eviction. It's fairly technical and mistakes result in starting over,...

Assuming the tenants will not voluntarily pay, you need to get a judgment against them (to the extent that you do not already have one). Once you...

This is a messy situation since, it appears, grandma's estate was not probated at the time of her death. Assuming grandma solely owned the...

You need a significant harm to have a viable case. Extremely minor harm results in an extremely minor financial recovery. Medical malpractice cases...

Assuming the siblings are the closest kin (i.e. no spouse, descendants, or parents) then the children of the pre-deceased sibling would get that...

You can sue, but it probably isn't economical, legal fees are almost always in the thousands due to the inefficiency of the court system and there...