How long after an estate goes to probate in Ohio must it be settled?

I am assuming you are just an heir and not the administrator of the estate. If this is correct then you need to check with the Probate Division...

Is it ethical for a lawyer to tell you to sell your inheritance to another heir because that said heir was in foreclosure?

If you have an atty in this case then we really can't give you advice. I am assuming you just spoke to the atty for the other administrator. Good...

What to do with a lawyer handling the estate but due to contested property fraud is dismissing himself and sending it to probate

You really need to retain counsel to give you advice regarding the execution of the deed and timing of recordation.

Can Mo probate court order me, the beneficiary, to turn over proceeds of exwife's IRA to Estate based on KS decree?

If the assets are in the hands of the administator for her estate then you need to retain counsel right away to contest their designation of the...

Missing Legal documents after my parents death.

The question is how was your brother deeded the property? You also don't state which parent died first. Did they die together? If it was a...

Sounds like a testamentary trust. If so, then the trustee's powers must be delineated in the document. Your friend needs to retain counsel to see...

Who is allowed to sit in the meeting when a elderly client is changing their will?

What's the value of the probate estate? If she was really trying to get his assets why didn't she just have herself put on them? Did she have a...

Is there a statute of limitations on restitution of probate assets in Washington ?

I suggest you ask the lawyer who handled the probate estate and also look at the file.

What is required of me if I want to withdraw my responsiblities as administrator on an estate currently in probate?

We really aren't supposed to answer questions for someone who is already represented.

Is a will in pennsylvania legal if the first born child is not mentioned?

As Mr. Fromm stated, your most likely avenue of recourse is to try a claim to set the will aside. Perhaps undue influence?