Forget about 'maybe'. Have your attorney Open Probate based on Intestacy (died with no Will), and request that you be made the Executor of her...

Mom died, assets are in both her name and her surviving spouse ,does everything go to him ?

Assets that are jointly titled, i.e. personal bank accounts, real estate, etc goes to the surviving joint tenant - unless a Will or a Trust has...

As the sole heir/trustee, what rights do I have to collect a LARGE personal loan given by the deceased lender to family member?

It is not your right. It is your DUTY to collect any moneys owed to her, acting as her Trustee. If need be, file a lawsuit in Small Claims Court...

Need to open succession on some land does it matter how large the property is as far as pricing is concerned .

I'm sorry but the way the question is worded it's hard to understand exactly what you mean. Succession has to do with one trustee taking over for...

This is not a Trust question per se but rather a TAX question. Please sit down with your CPA and get this resolved in minutes. Good luck.

What happens if the executrix is not doing her job?

First of all, has she been appointed by the Probate Court and given Letters Testamentary which then gives her the power to administer the Estate? ...

Can I sue my step mother for not handling my fathers estate properly?

Yes, get a Probate attorney. If the statute of limitations has not expired for fraud, you may have to sue her to get your half.

My Father Passed away on March 1st 2013 he has a will but my stepmother has not Registered it.

The law requires a Will to be filed within 30 days of death. If there is no will presented, then you can proceed with a Probate filing asking the...

In march this year the will (estate) was done. Me my sister & my mother each received 1/3 of the estate. Then in august

Fred is right. Now's the time to bring in an Elder Law attorney for advice, counsel and guidance. You want to do this right. I'm sorry your sister...

Chris is right. To be on the safe side, bring in a Louisiana attorney who can verify the will is properly done under Louisiana law. Good Luck!