I'm sorry for the very complicated situation in which you find yourself. You, your aunt, and your cousins are each co-tenants with equal rights...

What can be done when the courts approved a inventory appraisal of an estate when I disagree and my attorney filed an objection

From the facts you described, it is unclear whether this involves an independent administration or a dependent administration. Most often, estates...

Can I do anything about a house that was granted to me at the time of my grandmothers death and I was not aware of her will.

I'm sorry to hear about this frustrating situation. I agree with the preceding answers in that its likely that your grandmother-in-law likely could...

Will probate atty work on contingency?

I think there are not many probate attorney's that work on a contingency agreement, but I'm sure some would consider it, depending upon the facts....

Unless you were named the beneficiary of the CDs, it is unlikely you will be able to collect the CDs. The power of attorney was only valid while...

Can stepmom keep money from tree cutting off property with life estate.

You would be well served to seek the advice of a qualified real estate attorney who is familiar with the rights of a life tenant. Generally, a...

My mother died without a will

Your mother's estate needs to go through the appropriate probate process to put the title to your mother's home into the names of you and your...

How do I get a testamentary letter ?

It's not clear from your description of facts whether you were married when the money was placed in the CDs or if you were already divorced. If...

What type of lawyer/professional would I need to handle all my financial affairs?

I recommend that you seek the advice of a qualified probate attorney who also handles real estate transactions. I advise that you work quickly...

Father predeceased grandmother her will is from 1971 how did I get passed up dont i inherite his share of her estate

I'm sorry you lost your father and grandmother when you were so young. I suggest you take your grandmother's will to a qualified probate...