Mom.and dad have a house with 2 1/2 acres with 6 years of mortage. Dad has Va and medicare dad is in nursing home.

Your parents need to retain an attorney to assist them in estate planning so that the transition of assets and other property will go smoothly...

Can one of three inheritors sell said property when the other two do not wish to sell at this time?

You need to retain an attorney in this situation. You can either partition the property so they can sell their 1/3 or the other two parties can...

Joint savings acct. states "payable to any one joint owner or to any surviving owner." Does this override what a will states?

The joint account with right of survivorship will pass outside of probate, so will not be distributed under the terms of the will. The accounts...

You have already hired an attorney to handle this for you, so keep calling until you get a response from them. They know what is going on, and as...

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In a probate matter would if the one who's appointed special administrator is found not to be an heir at all.

As the other attorneys already explained, these are two entirely different roles. An administrator is exactly that - one who oversees and...

Can a Mortgage Company foreclose on a property that is going through probate?

If the payments are current, then why is the mortgage company trying to foreclose on it? You need to retain an attorney to investigate what is...

Estate Question; Does divorced/remarried mother have rights to deceased fathers estate?

If I understand the situation correctly, your father inherited everything under your grandfather's will. An inheritance is typically separate...

My sister was Power of Attorney and had been using my Mother's money for herself instead of buying my Mother necessities.

It's not clear whether your mother is still living or has passed away. If your sister has her power of attorney and is not buying her necessities,...

Does my sister have any recourse to moms' stuff?

As the other attorneys already explained, the power of attorney terminated with your mother's death. Whoever is the executor of her will should...

Can anything be done to stop our oldest sibling (POA) from putting everything of my mothers in her name?

If you think your sister coerced your mother into signing the power of attorney you should retain an attorney to further investigate the situation...