You should be concerned to the extent that you do not know what is going on. Have an attorney review the case to see what you should expect.

Many children believe surviving parents/step-parents are not providing them with information they feel they are entitled to. The reality is, many...

You NEED an attorney. First, your brother is only executor WHEN a court says he is. Additionally, he cannot self deal - if you pay rent, he pays...

I assume you are NOT an attorney. If not, you cannot state you are and must amend your complaint. Even attorneys file “pro per” if they are...

Probably not, especially if it has been more than 3 years (the statute of limitations for fraud is 3 years). You can try to sue in small claims...

You don’t say how you were damaged by this particular incident. Notwithstanding, you cannot sue “911” easily. Facts matter. Speak with an attorney.

You are not required to have a 2nd executor/trustee but it is certainly advisable. Is there anyone you can think of? Sibling, trusted friend? ...

Yes they can sue you, but they would have to prove you are liable. The plumber would be a good witness for your.

Be very careful here. ALL heirs, whether they are entitled to a share of the estate or not, are entitled to certain notices. You would be wise to...

I agree that you need an attorney. If your step-mom is still alive, but has dementia, you may or may not be entitled to information. Assume...