I was the executor of my older sister's estate who passed in 2004. I have been told on your site there is no SOL on probates.

There are several issues here that cannot easily be resolved on a general question and answer site. There are a lot of "ifs" in this case. How do...

My friend wants me to serve her ex husband, and she wants to go. Is she allowed ?

Best to stay clear of that situation and use people who have no emotions in the matter.

What to do when a will is not followed properly?

If I do the math correctly, you are now approximately 26 and have been an adult for about 8 years. You would have a statute of limitations problem...

If the executor steals the estate liquid assets valued in the hundreds of thousands of USD from the estate bank account what can

Recovery of assets is always hard. If he stole the assets and they can be traced to new assets, those assets can be 'clawed back'. If he spent...

It is a bad idea for you to make these transfers as you describe. There are tax consequences to doing so. Your step father should prepare a trust...

Can I be forced to be responsible for penniless fathers past due property tax bill? How do I ensure that I am not on the hook?

It is curious how they found you. Is there someone who would have told them about you? You have no legal obligation to administer or accept his...

What will happen when i turn my srlf in on a book and release warrent?

Hard to say. It depends if the judge goes light or not and what if any prior record you have and what your excuse is. You may get a slap on the...

First, speak with an attorney to see how their house is titled. Whether there is a trust, will or no estate plan will determine how to proceed. ...

My ex owes me child support. Do I need to mention this in my will or living trust?

Yes you should put it on your schedule A as an "asset" so the trustee keeps an eye out for opportunities to collect.

What are the laws regarding repaying a loan that used beneficiary disbursements as collateral?

You have to convince the co-trustee or file a petition with the court. That would probably cost everyone more so hopefully you have enough proof...