My bother died in 1999 few years later my father died.

I would most certainly think the money should go to your father's estate. As long as the money hasn't been paid out it should be relatively easy...

.I need help trying to find out if me and my brothers have any say with my mothers home

I am sorry for your loss. The best thing to do is to contact an experienced probate attorney with access to the public records to find out what...

My probate Lawyer charges me without my knowledge and doesn't seem to know important details about the estate

I am sorry for your losses and the situation you find yourself in. Without knowing all the facts it's hard to know if your attorney is doing things...

Probate Codes/Trusts

PC 17200 is one of my favorite probate code sections. It's to use to clarify issues in Court when other remedies are not clearly laid out in the...

That's an interesting issue. If the $500 is from when YOU sold the house then the money should go to you and not your parent's estate. Thus maybe...

If the estate does not have enough money to pay creditor what happens to the remaning assets

I am a California attorney so can't speak to the laws of other states. In California there are specific rules about the payment of creditors. In...

Appointing an out-of-state estate administrator

I am sorry for your loss. I have conducted many hundreds of probates throughout California and many times have done everything by email/fax/mail....

A will is on file at the probate court house, is a living trust on file somewhere too ?

Typically trusts are not filed (or lodged) at the Court. In rare instances they are recorded at the county recorder's office but that is rare. ...

Can a 14 yo choose where to live?

Generally speaking I would think a Judge would listen to the opinion of a 14 year old in a guardianship proceeding. However, the 14 year old will...

Does a wrongful death action go through the estate?

I don't see that you say you have retained an attorney. I am a California attorney so my answer may not be applicable in your state. If the money...