The trustee/executor would be responsible for following up on those matters. If the person who is to be drug tested is the trustee, a guardian for...

Most likely your sister can force the sale of the property unless you can buy her interest out. No one is forced to own property with someone...

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No she cannot because she has no legal authority to do so and therefore cannot transfer clear title. The buyers can extend their offer if they...

Your situation is way too complicated for a general question and answer website. Yes, you need a probate litigation attorney.

Impossible for anyone to say without reviewing all written contract and zoning documentation. If you are looking to resolve this on the internet,...

She does have to move out, but not by 7/7. The landlord MUST give a 60 day notice for anyone who has been there for over 1 year. That is not a...

You need to get an attorney or this will go on. If she is executor/trustee (not interchangeable but it is unclear if there is a will or a trust),...

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She cannot remove her daughter. That is the law. Once that transfer was made it could not be undone without consent of all parties, and the...

Your Will is going to go through probate and the debts will be addressed by notices to creditors and creditor's claims. If your assets exceed...

The only reason you would need a court order is if someone took your default already. If that happened, you need to file a Motion to have the...