My sister and I are co-administrators of fathers estate since 2005. My sister refuses to settle the estate. What can I do?

I recommend that you seek relief from the court. One possible solution is a petition to remove your sister as co-administrator on the grounds that...

If you can find a validly executed newer Will that revokes the old one, then by all means you should be able to offer it to the court and ask that...

Do I, as a daughter, heir and beneficiary, have access to my deceased parents legal files?

What the attorney told you sounds corrrect to me-he can probably only release confidential files protected by attorney-client privilege with...

Is a Quit Claim Deed valid when the grantee signed for the grantor as Attorney in Fact?

Not necessarily, if your brother gave her Power of Attorney. It is common for one spouse with Power of Attorney to use it to convey property in...

Who gets the house and how do they go about changing it into their name.

This is a potentially complicated issue, and I think you need an attorney to help sort it out. Title to the house automatically vested in your...

Who files his paperwork? (Divorce, living in 2 separate states)

Unless he consents, you have to file in a court that has jurisdiction over him. Typically you would file where you currently reside if that is the...

How do i find my father's last will and testament?

Please accept my condolences for your loss. There are various things you can try to locate the Will; looking for where he kept important papers...

Do you need guardianship in WA State if there is Guardianship & Durable Power of Attorney appointed in another state, Indiana?

This is a complicated question, and it is unclear to me why a guardianship was necessary if there are Powers of Attorney in place. Generally...

If a "Will" is not filed, how can I get a copy?

If your mother is deceased, and your brother has her original Will in his possession, then section 11.20.010 of the Revised Code of Washington...

In order to pursue a case like this, you would need to be appointed as Executor of your son's estate. This would typically be done in the state...