In the US a power of attorney expires at death. If he had an Advance Health Care Directive or the POA continued AHCD clauses, the agent named in...

How can I get my fathers ashes back from my mother, I am the next of kin and he was taken from me without permission

I presume your father and mother were divorced when your father died. Otherwise she has priority. Do you have any writing (Advance Health Care...

My boyfriend (a French guy) made a Will and I am the only beneficiary to his estate.

You should look for an attorney familiar with international estate planning. The document the Notaire wants is probably a 'disclaimer" with...

I have POA over finances of FA, bro has financially abused FA. Will durable POA stop FA who is being forced to close acct bybro

You need to consult an attorney about conservatorship of your father. He may fight it, but once in place the conservator will have to account to...

What is my title in my family, youngest of 5 - dad ,middle bro died, mom 86 incapable oldest bro alive. at will, is not it

You need an estate litigator NOW. first, you want an accounting. After reviewing the accounting, you may want to move the court to replace and...

Check the original deed. It would be very unusual, but not impossible, for a 1970's deed to husband and wife not to be to them as Joint Tenants....

The attorney or executor has the right to get into the safe deposit box to look for the original will. Since your name is on the box and you are...

What kind of authorization I would need to sign for my Husband who is paralyzed with MS and can not sign anymore.

I presume he understands what the document is. If not, you will need a conservatorship. He just needs to acknowledge his signature before the...

AS Pro Per, One of the heirs will not sign a Waiver of Account form PRO045, the Probate is holding us from going forward?

If an heir will not waive the accounting, you will need to do an accounting. The court will not take the right to an accounting away from an heir.

You need to list everyone named in the will. If the will says the heirs need to live a certain amount of time (often 60 days) after the testator...