If the property is to remain in trust, and there is insufficient monies to maintain the property, the trustee and beneficiaries may have to put...

It sounds like he is defending the estate, so yes he can. With that said, it is not the best idea. He should have another attorney represent him...

Proving undue influence is very difficult. You will have to show your father's state of mind and how your brother got him to sign the quitclaim...

It depends on how title is held and the value of the property. If joint tenancy, your brother owns the property 100%. If tenants in common or no...

You can start by having an attorney review real estate records for the county he lived in at the time he died to see how title is held. That will...

I disagree with Mr. Armstrong's assumption that the accounts were joint or community. The reality is they probably completed an Affidavit of...

If he is not answering your questions and providing information, he could well be hiding something. It is time to get your own attorney to review...

Put the agreement in writing and have everyone sign it. Best to have the agreement drafted by an attorney to make sure it reduces the chances of...

Not sure your specific question was answered, but you only need one if you can get everyone to sign. That is the easiest way to present the...

You must file a written objection spelling out what you object to and provide any evidence you have to support your objections. If you can afford...