Can i be the administrator to my mothers estate if i am on felony probation? i want to evict my sister from her house

Under the probate code you cannot serve as an Administrator if you have been convicted of a felony.

Can an executor limit any heirs after sale of their father's estate?

You need to hire a local probate attorney immediately. The issues raised here are alarming and need someone to protect your interest.

Once you have been granted possession of the property you can maintain possession until and unless someone with superior right seeks and is granted...

What do I need to do, and I don't fully understand it?

The Executor is required to file the original Will with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In Cook County you can read and obtain a copy of the Will...

Can I sell inherited property from parents without will

The short answer is Yes you can! The mechanics will depend on the state of your parent's estates. Generally, you can partition or force a sale...

Does the executor of an estate have rights to ask for the money the beneficiary was bestowed.

Generally, money left to you as beneficiary of her bank accounts and/or life insurance policies are NOT part of the decedent's estate. The estate...

Can I be evicted from my home in unincorporated Cook County?

Sorry for your troubles. It is very important that you let the village know that you are looking for ways to have needed repairs done. In...

How can I get my share of my deceased mother's assets when no will has been probated or has come forth

You are long past the time when you needed to consult and retain an attorney. Please do so immediately. If you do not you will likely never get...

What do I do if I live in my boyfriends house and his 18 yr old daughter has rights and how do I handle this once he passes.

Very sorry to hear of your situation. If you cannot be considered a tenant (did you play rent?) then his heirs will have the right to immediate...

Your friend needs to consult with an attorney who can draft what he needs to ensure that his estate goes to whoever he wants. A deed and a will...