Who is entitled to see a copy of a will after someone has passed away?

In Colorado any "interested person" is entitled to a copy of the will. The easiest thing is to simply give her a copy. Otherwise, yes, you can...

My father gave me the house on 9-13-18 He died on 11-14-18 can I take the house?

It depends on what you mean by "gave you the house." If you mean he signed a deed transferring the house to your name, either he recorded the...

You can designate a guardian in your will for your minor child. The court is not require to accept your designation. But, absent good reason or a...

7month ago I found out I will inherit 2 IRA.s but I.mon public benefits . Can I forget about it and never claim it?

You can't simply ignore it, and if you disclaim, the whole value of the IRA will be counted against you as an uncompensated transfer. You might be...

How do I get removed as an agent from a power of attorney?

You cannot be forced to serve an an agent under a power of attorney. Write a statement declining to serve. Typically, this does not need to be...

Is the apartment of my friend inheritable if she is on Medicare and Medicaid? She wants me to get it when she dies.

It depends on what programs she is using. Medicare has no impact on inheritance. Medicaid, however, is entitled to reimbursement at death for any...

What motion do I file with courts if the executor spent my inheritance on buying herself personal belongings

Agree. File a request for inventory and accounting. Request a copy of the will. As was pointed out, you'll probably need a probate attorney for...

If a deceased grandparent has you in their will, what rights do you have as far as requesting to see the will/being involved?

If you are a named beneficiary in the will, you are absolutely entitled to a copy of the will. You are also entitled to notice of the proceeding...

How does an heir with a power of attorney obtain the deed to a deceased relatives property?

He needs to open a probate proceeding in the state where the land is located. A power of attorney is not sufficient.

Can I sue on behalf of my mom?

You'll need to hire a probate litigator in the state where Lloyd's estate is probated (or where any ancillary probate is conducted. You'll need...