OMg mom had a new POA for my oldest sister n I now the family won't honor it. Is it valid?
The POA should be valid as long as it was validly executed and has not been revoked by your Mom. However, for more specifics, you should use the...
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The POA should be valid as long as it was validly executed and has not been revoked by your Mom. However, for more specifics, you should use the...
I don't have Kentucky admission so I can't provide statute numbers but you can Google "Kentucky law surcharging executor". Just a thought.
Whether this can occur would depend on the specific terms of the trust.
Then someone else would need to be appointed and you and/or your siblings could likely apply for the position.
You should first contact the court to see if there was a continuance granted due to some delay. Delays and continuance are very common in the law....
This question is missing a lot of information necessary to give a quality answer. Are you on title to stepmom's house in Texas? Do you have a...
Your friend should meet with an retain a probate / trust administration attorney in New Hampshire to advise him on how to proceed with the issues...
You would be notified as part of the probate estate if you were an heir. I agree with my colleague, however, that if he was married when he passed...
If I am tracking the question correctly, your stepfather sold the house that he and your mother lived in when she passed away. He could do this...
Whether your mother could do this would depend on the terms of the trust document itself, for which you would need to meet with an experienced...