Half of estate belongs to one sibling who needs to evict the other from living on the property and force him to sell the house

The steps these siblings need to take will depending on the status of the "estate." If the estate administration has concluded and the property...

Do I need a Trust Litigation attorney or other?

Please seek an experienced trust attorney's advice immediately. You have some issues that must be addressed by an attorney who specialized in...

Trust settlement

You are asking questions that require an experienced attorney's review of your file in order to answer completely. Also, if the tax board is...

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I am not licensed in your state so you should check with an attorney in your state to see if there are any limits on the number of agents a person...

If my estranged spouse(deceased) resided in Green Bay, WI-should I try to find a probate/estate lawyer in the same area?

Lawyers are licensed to practice law by state, so for a WI resident's estate, you would definitely want to use someone in state. I am not licensed...

The bad news is that anyone can sue anyone for almost anything. However, you don't say what her complaint is or why she would want to sue you? ...

If a person dies in WA and no probate was necessary, can probate be ordered in CA to settle family distribution of belongings.

Without alot more specifics and a full consultation, I am only able to give general information on the state of the law. In general, property of...

My son-in-law's parents died two years ago. The home was left in trust to him and two siblings and the eldest is the trustee.

This sounds like a complicated situation and your son in law will need to look into several matters and obtain legal advice before making any...

What recourse do I have?

I am not licensed in your state and cannot cite you to any specific laws there, but in general, an administrator of the estate has obligations and...

Is "free simple will preparation" sufficient for my situation? Don't want to be penny wise and pound foolish.

A VERY good question. A "free will" can actually be very expensive for your family to probate later on, and while it is better than nothing,...