I agree with the comments above - she could press charges or sue, but may not be able to prove her claim or recover much, and the cost of doing so...

How do you revoke temporary guardianship if notarized?

Hi! I’m so sorry that you are dealing with this. If you would like to make a free consultation to review your situation and options, please call...

I initiated this proceeding in 2007 will this help me avoid time limitations?

I’m so sorry that you are dealing with this. I think that your situation is more complicated than can be answered here. Please call 817-956-9353 if...

The executor may be awarded some compensation in the will for serving, but ultimately she is bound by the terms of the will and cannot make changes...

How do I get a copy of the will, and who tells you if you inherited anything?

I agree with the other attorney. I would also add that if there isn’t a will, you could file an application to determine heirship which would...

How do I remove my deceased wifes name from the deed?

I agree with the other attorneys - you need to hire a probate attorney. If she didn't have a will, the attorney will need to know if there are...

How can I get my sibling who is not the executor to agree to my distribution of the sale of my deceased parents home . ?

Yes, you need a lawyer. If there is a will, it should instruct your oldest sister, the executor, how to distribute the estate. If you are going...

Most statutory durable powers of attorney allow you to pursue claims and litigation. So unless she excepted that power, you should be able to but...

Can i file theft charges and then file a no trespassing order on behave of my friend, if i am her power of attorney?

Yes, unless she specifically withheld the power, the statutory durable power of attorney generally allows you to have the power to pursue claims...

Can i file theft charges and then file a no trespassing order on behave of my friend, if i am her power of attorney?

Yes, unless she specifically withheld the power, the statutory durable power of attorney generally allows you to have the power to pursue claims...