It is important to review the trust document to see what language it has regarding your duties. Additionally, check the laws of the state where...

I need to get money from my inheritance, the estate isn't settled and lawyer is mia... can I sell some of my stock on my own?

If the stock has already been distributed to you as the beneficiary of the estate then you should not need to discuss it with the estate lawyer. ...

I inherited my mother's house and am also the executor of her will. I have 2 sisters and want to sell the home to 1 of them.

As Mr. Friedman stated you should have the transaction and potential taxes reviewed by a tax professional - a CPA or tax attorney.

Why must the funds from my CLOSED, matured CD (in the name of my trust) be transferred into another Trust Acct????

Likely the bank wanted to ensure that they had the correct payee. It is equally likely that a knowledgeable banker would have been able to work...

I have power of attorney and am executer to my mothers' will.

It would also be important to know whether you currently have the authority to act on behalf of your Mother. Is she incapacitated as defined in...

How to file lawsuit under business name pro se?

I do not entirely understand your question but caution you against the unauthorized practice of law. You should look into what Ohio considers...

My 85 year old Mother has a WIll, it's probably 15 to 20 years old. Since the Will was made she has acquired more properties.

It does have some mess potential, but a good estate planning attorney should help get it straightened out. Assuming your mother still is mentally...

Where do i go to change my name?

You should check with rhe local courts or legal clinics to see if there are forms to help you with the legal process involved in changing your name.

How can I get a pa. bank to show me my deceased parent's joint bank account agreement and signature card?

Simply being an heir under a will does not give you access to the bank information. The other answer set forth the process for obtaining the...

The right to recover against your father, as trustee, would depend on whom the beneficiaries were after your mother passed away. If your father...