Sister, Executor, lied & stole from estate will not release Probate attorney's name. No copy of Will, can't hire att. w/o?

If the estate is in probate you can get a copy of the will from the probate court. If she hasn't filed for probate, go to probate court yourself...

In doing the inventory of the estate within the 45 days of Letters of Testamentary, What is too small to bother inventory?

Agree. If the estate is not being disputed you can categorize items such as "personal effects", "household goods" , "furniture" etc.

If I move and take care take of my mother, due to alzheimers in Michigan when she passes away will I be able to keep her house.

Contact a Michigan elder law attorney. There is generally an exception in Medicaid rules which permits an adult child who lives in the parent's...

WHO GETS THE HOUSE -my sister remarried he husband last june and now she's got cancer and given 6 months to live.in wisconsin

She needs to do a will stating who gets the house. The husband will have certain automatic rights as a result of being married to her. See if...

What are my rights as a legal heir as far as a financial accounting from the fiduciary?

If you want an accounting of the probate estate, you can get one. If you want an accounting of the fiduciary's actions while your mother was alive...

Selected as the best answer

I would like to retain an asset protection attorney to review a Cook's Island Trust I had drawn up for accuracy and validity

Your going to have a tough time finding an attorney who will validate a document you wrote yourself. That creates liability for the attorney with...

Mr Pippen is correct. The account must have the owner's SSN so she would have to give hers. And, she should present a death certificate to the...

Wills are not filed until death, so you won't be moving when it is filed. Ex-spouses are automatically excluded from a will which existed prior to...

Is a lifetime transfer made w/I a yr of the death of the deceased part of the estate?

No, it is not part of the estate for probate purposes, and does not appear to be within the exceptions that would make it part of a taxable estate...

Not only is it a bad idea, it's a contradiction in terms. When you do a quit claim deed, you are signing over whatever interest you have in real...