I was left a third of sale on my grandfather house house sold for 330.000 and i did not get my third what can i do?

The fact that your grandmother was able to sell the house suggests she either was able to do so without a probate, which may mean she had a right...

If I refuse to except an estate offer what happens next.?

You need to provide more facts if anyone is going to answer this question intelligently. If there is no Will, the distributions would be made under...

If someone is given money in a will BUT also OWES money for a loan, can $ be used against the debt OWED?

This one is a little tricky. I agree with the prior answer -- that the personal representative (executor) should seek advice. But I wonder if...

How can I cash a check made payable to me & my wife's estate?

I agree with the prior answer, unless the mortgage company was wrong in how they issued the check. For example, if the property became your...

Which poa would be the best for minors

I don't think you can accomplish that through a power of attorney (poa). If the intention is for you to raise your nieces, you'd need to seek...

How does my sister in law give me legal guardianship?

You would need to apply for guardianship, but, based on what you've presented, if your sister-in-law supported your application and nobody else...

Can i live with my grandparents ?

Yes, the court is supposed to do what is in your best interest. So, if your grandparents were to file for custody of you and could show that was...

I basically agree with Ms. Willi, but you need to be careful of one thing: If your daughter were to sell the shares not long after receiving them...

What is the statute of limitations for collecting withholding taxes in the state of Arizona when returns were not filed?

Once returns are filed and the tax is assessed, the statute of limitations is 10 years for collection. Your question is difficult to follow. Are...

Will I be liable for my spouse's tax liability incurred during the mariage? even though I filed married but separately?

Possibly. Arizona is a community property state. So, if you don't have an agreement otherwise, his income is community income and his tax liability...