Can an executor sell a house that was left to three heirs without consent while one of the heirs resides in the house?

First, i am not admitted to practice law in New Jersey. However, generallly speaking, a will that names the executor and directs the distrribution...

My sister did an amendment to her trust. It states in her Trust any amendment needs to be done in writing. She had an

What is your interest in your sister's trust? Has your sister passed? Do you have a copy of the trust? Is it revocable? Generally, in Missouri, an...

Five years ago after my Mom passed away she had a living trust for my older sister and me.

Your questions cannot be answered based on the limited information you provide. I suggest you hire an experienced probate/trust lawyer, especially...

Is an evidentiary ruling ever premature?

If you have an attorney, these are questions he or she should answer. If you do not have an attorney, i suggest you hire one right away. Cases...

Is it better or more advantageous to see a lawyer for a power of attorney or is legal zoom documents accepted as equal?

Standard form documents are available on the internet for free. You have to answer for yoruself if it is worth it to you to go to a lawyer but to...

What can I do to get a judge to act on a court order?

I agree with Attorney Barrett that it is probably worth consulting an attorney because efforts to collect or satisfy a judgment are governed by...

My daughter borrowed 3 items of clothing from a friend over 6 months ago.

Just taking your inquiry at face value, I must say I think if you use common sense,perhaps you would not need legal advice. If the items were...

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If a will states how things were to be done after his passing , does everyone listed have to agree before can be settled?

Don't sign anything without an attorney's approval. Was the will filed and admitted to probate? Was notice given to known interested parties and...

Can a Missouri lawyer verify if Missouri follows FACT or NOTICE pleading????

Notice pleading.

The direct answer to your question is no. You said you are beneficiary, but who is named executor of your Father's estate? However, the question...