An attorney can be hired at anytime so long as you can find one willing to step in at the stage of the case you are in when hiring. Mediation can...

If there are no issues there is no need to meet and confer. If there are issues, simply write a letter or email, title it "meet and confer", and...

Why are you paying any taxes without an ownership interest? Be very careful here as you may be continuing to be ripped off. With that said,...

Supporting documents are usually not provided in an accounting. If you have an objection and want to see the back-up, ask for it.

Yes. If she died with no surviving spouse and no will, all of her children will share her estate equally. Where he lives will not change that. ...

It is not okay for him to send notice to you, to his own PO Box. I encourage you to review the probate file to make sure everything is in order.

Did she own a home at some point? If so have an attorney research the deed for clues on where a copy of the trust might be.

There are many ways he can serve you. Ignoring it will likely result in a default judgment being taken against you. Keep a close eye on the case...

More information is needed. There may not be an easy and inexpensive way if there are children from another marriage or other issues. I know...

It is always wise for people to meet with an attorney to discuss their estate issues and needs. You cannot control that, he will need to initiate it.