How can a mother that hasn't been in deceased brothers life for 20 years be the beneficiary of my deceased brothers estate

First I would like to say I am sorry for your loss. Unless your brother had some form of an estate plan in place, such as a will or trust, the...

How can my brother keep everything my mom owned ?

I’m sorry for your loss. If your mother passed without a will, and you and your brother are the only ones to survive her, then you and your...

My dad died back in 2014 my step mom can't sell the house on the lot because it's in my dad name she wants me to sign the paper?

Based on the facts you have provided here, you, and any other children of your father's, will have an inheritance right of no less than ½ of the...

Am I crazy? This is absurd.

If the deed was completed correctly, and subsequently filed, then they may not have any right. I would suggest discussing the matter with a probate...

What steps do I take if there is land and properties etc. of great great grandfather who is now deceased?

A probate will likely need to be administered for his estate. Unfortunately this is a somewhat long and complicated process. I highly recommend...

Can I get guardianship of myself again?

The short answer is yes. You are entitled to ask the court to terminate the guardianship that has been placed over you if it is not necessary. The...

While a quit claim deed is the most basic deed, this property should be distributed from the current trust using a Trustee's Deed. In addition, a...

It depends on the terms of the trust. If the trust designates that the trustees are to act together, and not independently, then yes, a signature...

How long can probate last?

Probate does not have a set time frame and can last quite a while depending on the circumstances. However, this does seem a bit excessive without...

I don't understand what to do. If my mother who has been acting very out of character...tho I have a Durable power of attorney

Your particular situation it’s going to depend on the terms of the power of attorney. If the power of attorney is in effect now, then yes, you may...