Is there any way my dad (executor of estate) could take me out of a will?

Your father cannot remove you from your grandmother's Will. It may be time to force the issue and have the property transferred to yourself and...

Spouse can stop critical I'll brother visiting right to the hospital?

There is not enough information to attempt to answer your question. You may want to re-post, providing relevant information, like who's spouse,...

A revocable trust can own real property; however how you and your late husband currently hold title to the property will determine what document(s)...

The step-children are not your heirs, and therefore won't take from your estate unless you specifically name them in your Will, or your beneficiary...

I am a beneficiary in my Mom's will. My bother who is the executer, refuses to provide me with a copy of the will and trust.

Firstly, sorry for your loss. Based upon your brother's comments, I recommend you meet with an attorney asap before he removes everything from...

Can my husband's family take from a trust my parents created that is only in my minor children's name if parents are deceased?

If your husband's family are not named in the Trust, they cannot take from it; however, if they are appointed guardians of your minor children (if...

The Living Trust is created to hold your parent's assets, which he/she may remove at any time. There may be other assets in the Trust (ie, bank...

Who have the rights to my Grandmothers home?

"2006 New Mexico Statutes - 45-2-103 — Share of heirs other than surviving spouse. 45-2-103. Share of heirs other than surviving spouse. ...

Your post is missing a lot of relevant information, so it's difficult to provide an answer. How is 'the property in the estate going to be placed...

MY MOTHER DIED BEFORE MY GRAND MOTHER AND SHE WAS CO EXECUATER , DO I HAVE ANY LEGAL RIGHTS FOR HER SHARE ?

The question cannot be answered without reviewing your grandmother's Will, to see the beneficiary designations, and the document your mother signed...