Can a sibbling is disinherited can tbey cotest a trust?

Your father had every right to disinherit your brother - it is his estate and he can leave it to whomever he wishes. Your brother can contest the...

A trust amendment was made in May and the will was made in November. The will has directives that conflict with the amendment.

The Trust and the Will are 2 separate documents, and although it is common, it is not necessary to have the same Executor and Trustee. The Trust...

Firstly, sorry for your loss. Your question is hard to answer, as there is missing information. The answers will differ depending upon whether or...

My mother passed away and we found out she was behind 10,000 in mortgage payments, how can we take over her house or can we?

Sorry for your loss. You will need authority to speak with the Lender, and typically that authority comes in the form of a Court Order. You...

Do I need a probate lawyer

Sorry for your loss. I believe the answer to your question will depend upon the value of the estate, which dictates the procedure. Even if...

On what occasions does someone filing a complaint for accounting of an estate ruled by a bad executor have to appear in court?

3 years with no accounting, only excuses raises red flags. You should contact an attorney in NJ now, and can use the 'find a lawyer' tab above to...

Can my mother still get her mother and over rule the power of attorney papers that were probably temporarily given?

Your grandmother should be able to revoke the existing power of attorney, and sign a new document appointing your mother IF it is her desire to do...

Where and how to file a property under a living trust?

Take a look at the LA County Recorder's website for a grant deed, which is most likely the document that was was recorded when your one house was...

What can I do if I know the executor of my mothers will changed or didn't follow her wishes

Firstly, sorry for your loss. It is difficult to give you a legal opinion based on your question without knowing the specifics, however as you...

What will happen if she is not able to make a will at this time?

If there is no Will, then she would have died 'intestate', and the Statutes of the State in which she died dictate who will benefit from her...