Can i sell my brothers property to settle mothers taxes and debts

The first issue, which is not made entirely clear by your question, is whether or not you've been appointed to serve as the Executor. When a...

Can we fire the personal representative?

You need to visit with a probate attorney in the area to learn more about the specific reasons why a personal representative may be removed by the...

Legal right to deceased spouse's medical records...

What a terrible situation. You might also proceed cautiously, as a very similar question (from exactly the opposite point of view) is currently on...

My mothers passed last week in tarrant county, l would like a copy of her will, my brother is keeping it from me, options?

You should really consider retaining an attorney. Either the newer Will does not name you as a beneficiary, or your siblings are doing a terrible...

What happen if there is no will on property and some of the children decide to sell house does all grown children have to sign

Dealing with a decedent's real estate when there is no Will is usually a very frustrating process. Assuming that the mother and father owned the...

Mr. Fromm offers you some very sound advice. In most of the states that I've bothered to check, convicted felons are disqualified by statute from...

In FL Probate Court can a private citizen (not an attorney) file a Petition to invalidate a residual clause in a will?

If you elect to proceed as your own attorney, whether for a good reason or not, you'll likely find that the Court treats you just as it would an...

What you've just described is essentially the seeds of almost certain dispute and litigation when your mother dies, and while it isn't exactly...

I agree with Mr. Haber. Since it sounds as though you have no interest of your own in the decedent's estate, your right to information regarding...

What this mean (going to probate now): "my estate of what so ever nature, in equal shares per capita and not by representation?"

The sentence that you've referred to deals with the ultimate distribution of the decedent's estate. Asking an attorney to interpret only part of...