Can u contest a will that unrevolcable after there death?

There are several reasons why you might challenge a Will. But none of them make much difference while your father is living. He is free to change...

A power of attorney is a grant of authority from one person to another. In your scenario, the wife could certainly execute a power of attorney...

What do you do when the executor is not following the will?

There isn't likely going to be anything you can do alone to solve this problem, outside of asking your sister to follow the Will's instructions. ...

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What are the rights and duties of an executor prior to filing will with probate. It seems that there are immed needs

Visit with a probate attorney in the state and county of the decedent's residence soon, regardless of whether you or another person is nominated as...

I completely screwed up my fathers estate and have no idea what to do now...

That's an overwhelming situation, and I'm sorry that you feel like you do. I hate to use hindsight, but I feel pretty certain that you're seeing...

My mother died on 4-16-2011, my sister who lives in N.J. is exeutrix. I had asked for a copy of Mom's will and she sent me

Like Ms. Myers, I agree that your investigation into things needs to begin with the clerk of the county in which your mother resided at her death. ...

Can a 2 year old probated Will reimburse a current estate money that was borrowed out of the current estate ?

My practice is limited to Texas, but I'm not certain that you're going to find much in the way of a different answer from what I presume needs to...

I have financial power of attorney over my parents financial affairs, does that count for SSI?

Possibly. Check your POA very carefully, and if you don't understand it, take it to an attorney. In some cases, the authority granted is very...

What can we 4 kids do to stop my sis(who did her homework) that filed for guardianship of mom with the Jackson county courts?

Have to admit I'm left a little bit confused by your facts. The Power of Attorney would have been signed by your mother, and I understand that one...

Seems to me that the most cost-efficient way to handle this would be to contact your sister-in-law. I'm assuming, however, that your relationship...

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