I hired a property manager through a realistate company. She rented my home to illeages.

The FBI investigates RICO cases. The Utah State Bar investigates complaints against attorneys. I suggest you contact both.

If my moms house is in probabte and half got signed over to my brother does that mean he gets more out of it than the rest of us

You do need to talk to an experienced probate attorney before the hearing. If the hearing is in Davis, Weber or Morgan County, you should probably...

When?

The naming of a personal representative in a will does not confer any power or rights on that person until the court appoints that person or...

Revocable trust parents wanted it to where one couldn't do anything without the other, how would that be worded

Without examining the trust document itself and the deed to the home, it isn't possible to analyze your situation. If your brother has breached...

How do you force sale of a home, with a joint tenancy deed, when one party does not want to sell.

When two persons own a piece of property and don't agree on its disposal, either person can file a lawsuit asking the court to "partition" the...

Trustee ?

There is no such thing as a standard trust. Trusts are written in an infinite variety of ways. There are laws that govern trusts, but the...

Mom recently passed away no will or power of attorney ?

As others have said, probate is a process overseen by the courts to protect you from the exact thing that your sister is doing. You have rights...

Mom's Trust

You need to explain your situation to an attorney experienced in estate planning, elder law and probate, and let them review the trust. This does...

Utah law provides that "Beginning on May 5, 1997, every ownership interest in real estate granted to two persons in their own right who are...

Mom passed last week she left no will or power of attorney. The house was to be split four ways but is in step dads name.

All of Mom's children are entitled to be treated equally. The only way you can ensure those rights are honored is to probate your mother's estate....