Hi the excutor my mothers will and says give equal share to my sis can change that
Your question is a bit unclear, but if you are asking if the executor can change the terms of the will, the answer is no.
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Your question is a bit unclear, but if you are asking if the executor can change the terms of the will, the answer is no.
Since you indicate you have an attorney, it would be best if you directed your question to her. She has far more insight into the situation than...
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When you took possession is not necessarily relevant. More information would be needed, such as whether is there a will or trust, when your father...
It depends on how much the bill is, and how much your time is worth. The filing fees will be upward of $100, which, if you win, the court may order...
Without reviewing the contracts and the emails, it is impossible to answer your question. Take the documents to an employment law attorney in your...
We would need a bit more information to answer your question. I am guessing you meant to say that your wife's step-father's son has power of...
The tough bit is going to be proving your allegations. A conversation with an employment law attorney in your area would be a good start.
It may be a good time to establish a relationship with an attorney in your area. It seems unlikely this will be the only time this will happen, and...