The plan administrator knows what can or cannot be done with any given plan. With regard to any tax consequences, speak with your accountant.

This is the second question. No, son will not receive anything but then again he has passed. His children or heirs at law however will receive ...

The predeceased child does not inherit, but that child's heirs do. Speak with an attorney for additional information.

She will have to sue you and say she did not enter into the agreement that she did, and you can use the attorney as a witness. You both will have...

Yes they can and they should. She is not an heir of your brother and i am not sure how she got them in the first place.

Very simple - sue him for fraud. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to reach out to a couple of attorneys to get that process started.

You have no rights to her assets. You can ask the funeral home about her remains. If you feel strongly about it, you can get court order if...

Get a third opinion which I would assume would be to split it. Since we don’t know what the exemption will be going forward, wasting your father’s...

If the value of the property exceeds $166,500, you will need to file probate to transfer title. An attorney can help you with this. It is a...

Claim them as probate assets and when you close the probate, the court order can be used to have them reissued to you and your sisters.