It's been 2 years since my brother passed and his property is still at his residence, his girlfriend and five year old will not

The answer depends on many factors. Did your brother leave a will? Was his estate probated, whether he had a will or not? Does the residence belong...

A quick look at the statute (KRS 394.040) seems to indicate that the will only be signed by the testator and 2 witnesses. Per KRS 394.225, if you...

Can trustee of a trust take a loan on the house that is within that trust without the consent f the other beneficiaries?

This would depend on the language of the trust. Is your aunt the trustee and also a beneficiary? Check the provisions of the trust to see if there...

Probate and garn st-germain

I agree with Ms. James. The answer depends on a number of factors, including who has a rightful interest in the property. You should definitely...

I had a stepsister that passed away on February 18th. She had a home in Texas and her husband passed away a year ago in January

I am sorry for your loss. I agree with Mr. Cockrell. The answer depends on a number of things, especially how the home was titled. If it was owned...

If i decide i dont want the deal that my atty accepted because i felt he did not listen and act in my best interest.what do i do

It is the client's decision whether to agree to a settlement offer. If you told your attorney not to accept the offer, he should not have accepted it.

Does a Trustee for an Estate have a fiduciary responsibility to both the Administrator/Executor as well as to the beneficiaries?

Generally, a trustee owes fiduciary duties to the beneficiaries of the trust, and must act in good faith when making transactions. Often there is a...

Unfortunately, you cannot force your aunt to let your mom see your grandma, especially at your aunt's house. If you are concerned your grandma is...

Am I entitled to an inheritance?

Without seeing the will, these questions are difficult to answer. If your mother expressly disinherited you from her will, it is unlikely that you...

Your mother should definitely consult with a local attorney about this situation. If this is a trust, and your mother is a beneficiary, she can...