If a property was not sold before the death of my mother to my sister, can my sister still try to get the property for $1?

No and that would be huge grounds for setting aside your sister as executor. Also, does your sister have actual Letters of Administration to be...

Asker. I am sorry for the loss and it appears you tried to bring reconciliation and that was great. But you must talk to a probate attorney in MA...

What can happen if i take this to court?

Unless you are a beneficiary of the trust, there is nothing you can do. Your daughter should lawyer up on this.

What do I do?!?

You should sit down with a probate attorney on this matter. Some of the facts are hard to follow here so a personal consult would be best.

How can I get the payments due my late husband

A POA is no longer valid and you can't get one after his passing. You need Letters of Administration regarding his estate. Talk to a probate...

Attorney fees come into play when a party who needs an attorney to make sure the field is level during the divorce but they have no money to pay...

What is the best way to protect the split/shared proceeds from the sale of a house prior to filing for divorce ?

Ms. Strauss gave you the best advice. I suggest that you also enter an agreement as to the division of the house assets and set aside of the...

Is there a deadline for a writ petition related to CCP 400 Venue, if there was never service of the written notice of the order?

The Writ applies to orders after a trial. You didn't have a trial. The order given is not an order after a trial. Sorry.

If a dissolution of marriage is filed, but no entry of judgement was processed, what status does the dissolution have now?

If no Entry Of Judgment was filed and recorded then you are still married and it is even possible that the case may have been dismissed for failure...

HHow to find out if my divorce is final in San Bernardino ca

This post is probably similar to others in that people just assume that because they filed a petition for dissolution that the court will...