Can the executor rent a property to a relative if the will specifically says it must be sold and makes no mention of renting it?

The probate code specifically allows for jointly owned property to be sold and given that the will specifically direct this, I don't think the...

Is it legal for the guardian of the estate to withhold payment from the caregiver/guardian of the person?

Orsen's answer is fully correct. I would add that your sister MUST pay your mother's reasonable care expenses (food, housing, medical, etc). She...

Father passed away with car and loan in his name, nothing in will about car, is widow responsible for note?

If the will is probated, the will probably has a "residual" clause granting "all the remaining assets of the assets" (the residuary) to a person. ...

There are various rights of a surviving spouse, including the right to remain in the homestead. One option is an "allowance in lieu of exempt...

Notarized Quit claim Deed with DPA JTWRS does the notary signature verify DPA documents? or witness to signing Deed?

If the deed is filed in Michigan, Michigan law controls, so consult an attorney from Michigan. I think what you are asking is can an agent under a...

What can my father do to protect himself in Texas Probate Court? He is homeless now because of probate court.

What James said is correct, but your Dad is entitled to his share of the estate (either 1/2 or 1/3 depending whether the deceased child left...

Does a trust protect your finances or do you need to set up a family limited partnership for a family who has more than $1M?

I'm slow to answer this question, but I don't know what you mean by "protect." If protection is needed from creditors, neither a self-settled...

What form(s) does my dad need to get my deceased mother off a clear deed for my dad?

If you are looking at County tax records that your mother's name is on the property, this isn't the same as "title." Title is determined by the...

Can an estate be settled (no will) when the daughters of the deceased refuse to even contact the estate lawyer or widow?

You don't need the daughters cooperation to resolve this. If probate proceedings were/are started, they need to be served. If they do nothing,...

The answer is: what will the nursing home accept. Since the will's beneficiary is not an heir at law, I strongly expect they will require the...

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