Do you have to be a legal us citizen to inherit a will

No, you do not need to be a US citizen to inherit in the United States. If you are not living in the US, there may be some restrictions on taking...

What are the benefits of transferring "partial interest in the property transferred"? And what's the minimum that is partial?

Your question is very unclear. It sounds like your mother wants to transfer a "partial interest" in her property to you. A partial interest is...

Is a new will needed

I disagree slightly with the previous answer. In some states (such as California), you would be considered a "pretermitted heir" and as such you...

Adult child lives in parents home when the parent passes away how long does child have to vacate property?

There is a federal law called the "Garn St. Germain Act". Subsection (d)(6) provides that a "due on sale" clause cannot be enforced when "the...

Am I able to get a copy of my aunt's trust , I was executor, trustee in 1983, and have lost my copy of the trust. In Illinois.

If the will/trust was filed with the probate court, you should be able to write to the court and ask for a copy. You might also see if the lawyer...

Is there a way for a minor to get a copy of a will of an estranged grandparent that recently passed away?

If the grandparent lived in California and indeed had a will (and not a living trust), the Will is supposed to be "lodged" in the probate court of...

Each state's laws are different. In California, even if the Will did not provide for compensation, the executor would be entitled to it. BUT in...

My family and I feel the person handling the affairs of a loved who recently passed is not trustworthy, what can we do?

I'm sorry about your father's death. Unless your father had a trust that named this individual as the successor trustee, she does not have any...

Replacement executor

I don't practice in Arizona, so the laws there may be different than California's laws. But in California there's no "legal" reason a...

How do I place a claim on property that is in probate?

Sorry, but as the saying goes: "a verbal promise is worth the paper it's written on". Unless you are named as a beneficiary in the deceased...