You, as Trustee, are entitled to be repaid for expenses you incur in connection with your responsibilities, and to be paid for your time, in most...

Unfortunately, or fortunately, you cannot get any kind of a reliable answer to a complicated question like the one you posted “on the internet”. ...

You need to sit down, face to face with a real in the flesh lawyer. Your situation is too complex for an internet question.

The real answer to your question is, that you should sit down, face-to-face, with a lawyer who has litigated trust administrative matters, pay them...

Unfortunately, your question is not clear. You may need to pay a qualified attorney (NOT a “paralegal” who often do not know what they claim to...

Hello, Unfortunately, I am not accepting cases in this area of law now. I’d suggest you contact the local bar association in the County...

First, note, that, the information you provided is not enough for an accurate answer. The second thing to note is that your question, being asked...

First, note that you cannot get a reliable complete answer to any legal question over the internet. You need to sit down, face-to-face, with a...

Hello. It is not clear what your concern is, or why you would think the will is no longer valid. If your husband signed it before the required...

The answer is: It depends. … The facts you state are not enough to answer fully. But, IN GENERAL (this Is NOT legal advice … for that you need to...