My husband passed away, do I have to make a new will or how do I revise the one I have

It sounds as though you need to amend your current will or draft a new one. Contact an estate lawyer- you can use the one who drafted the current...

How can i access my deceased mother's bank records for possible financial exploitation from her p.o.a. (spouse)?

I would consult an attorney ASAP. This is too complex and time-sensitive to try to handle with a lawyer. Good luck.

Is surviving spouse required to "open or file" an estate after husbands death?

Other requirements for filing a will aside, you only need to open probate if there are what are called "probate" assets. From your description, I...

After divorce does a gift in my mother's will to my ex-husband automatically get canceled?

If your mother still has testamentary capacity, you can ask her to execute a codicil (amendment) revoking only the part of the will that gifts to...

My mother has on set dimentia, would like to know what direction to take to gain power of attorney or conservatorship.

The critical issue here is whether your mom has lost the capacity required to sign a power of attorney. If she still has capacity, that is the best...

Could you please explain what "Consent To Appointment Of Administrator And Grant Of Nonintervention Powers" is?

This document, if signed, will indicate your agreement to having your sister appointed to administrate your mother's estate. Nonintervention powers...

Do I need an estate attorney?

I would definitely consult with an estate attorney in Wisconsin about this.

How does it work when a family member has passed and the executor does not allow you to see the will?

I wouldn't start worrying yet. Once the will is in probate, it will be available as a public document. The executor has a certain amount of time to...

Attorney wont return phone calls

I would (1) attempt to schedule a meeting; (2) send the attorney a letter outlining your attempts to reach her and your concerns, and stating that...

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The answer hinges on the nature of the property owned by your father. You should consult with a probate attorney in your area.