Can the executor sign over vehicles to another family member for less than market value, to just cover balance due on loan?

Is the other family member(the person going to buy the truck for loan value) one of the beneficiaries of the estate? If so, then maybe the...

My father is critally ill in the hospital, If he should pass away will I be responsible for his mortage since he listed me

If your father is a Missouri resident and if the property is in Missouri then he most likely named you as a beneficiary under our NonProbate law. ...

Estate Lawyer only contact child name on the house, what does this mean?

You really should ask the atty this question. If he won't answer you then you need to contact independent counsel to seek the answer for you.

Will a GAL be appointed if I petition for a conservator to be appointed over my estate?

It sounds like there is an estate open. If so, you need to ask the atty for your estate these questions.

Can a sister demand payment for upkeep, taxes and insurance on a house she lived in with my mother who was co-owner.

Have you seen the Deed? You need to retain independent counsel to assist in answering the question as to whether you will "forfeit" ownership of...

Can I retract a waiver I signed? With that signature, the PR of my mother's estate did work, paid bills, wants high repayment.

You should retain your own atty to answer these questions if you really think the PR is overpricing their work. Only in this way will you know...

Is Probate Necessary?

I bet you can find a local atty who will give you 30 minutes of their time to review the documents and let you know what you should do in this...

Will joint ownership of home with dec. spouse be protected from Probate?

Probating a will doesn't mean joint property will be subject to court administration.

My uncle passed away in Missouri, August 2012. He had no children. A "will" was discovered in safe deposit box. It was not a

Wow! Apparently your sibling understands the "will" without witnesses is ineffective. He wants to handle it all "independently" which means you...

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Why not sell the home to pay the costs and avoid additional expenses that the estate cannot afford?