What rights do I have to my dads personal things.

You need to find out if your father's estate has been probated -- either an administration of his intestate estate or probate of his Last Will and...

How much of a fee should we expect an 'attorney for the personal representative' to charge from an estate worth $150,000?

You can and should ask for an accounting from the estate to see exactly what is and was contained in the estate and what has happened to it. The...

IF the daughter withdraws from the money market account,of her mother without her knowledge, can mother file for elder abuse

It is probably not elder abuse without physical and/or emotional abuse that you haven't described. But what I gather from your statement is more...

How can I find an experienced lawyer to help me with a student loan problem?

You should look for an attorney in your area that works in consumer law and/or debtor/creditor law. Lawyers in these areas of expertise will have...

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There are several options. If he can generally tend to himself in terms of life functions -- eating, bathing, toileting, etc., and can participate...

Overturning quikclaim deed

I don't see a clear remedy for you from what you described. You should contact a real estate attorney and schedule a visit. Many offer free...

Do i have any legal right to the home?

Too many unknowns to give an answer. You definitely need to consult an attorney, who will know all the right questions to ask in order to get you...

How Long Before Probate Attorney Protects the Assets?

It's impossible to know from your statement what exactly has gone on. The executor, if he has filed to probate the will, may have consolidated all...

Can you open the will of a person who is not yet deceased and read it without their knowledge or consent?

If your cousin is distributing your aunt's property without legal authority to do so, there are legal grounds to stop him/her. He or she may,...

Suppose a person dies and the original will can't be found. The heirs only have copies of the will.

You file the probate alleging a lost will. If all the heirs agree and the right facts exist, you might be successful, but I don't see you getting...