If you are the only living trust beneficiary, and the only living will beneficiary, and you already have control of all your father's assets, then...

Can I sue for damages when someone knowingly forms a trust on my parents assets in their own favor without informing me?

Real estate cannot be transferred without a written filing, which is a public record. You may be able to find out if your siblings actually...

What do I do , for suspected fraud in my brothers handling of my dads estate

I don't know the specific laws in NH, but it is possible the deadline has passed for you to pursue legal options regarding your father's estate. ...

How do I file a motion to get an accounting of an estate?

You don't include much information, but my best guess is you are the Executor and you have a court deadline to file an estate accounting by next...

If I have power of attorney over my farther can I remove someone from his home is they are using him.

You don't state whether you have a Durable Power of Attorney (POA) that includes the power to act with regards to real property owned by your...

Should I put my name on my aging mother's bank account? Will this affect my income, taxes, etc?

Your mother should consult an estate planning/elder law attorney to determine if it is appropriate for her to name you in a Power of Attorney to...

Does an inheritance from my deceased fathers IRA go towards my yearly income?

Normally inheritances are not taxable income, but an IRA is different because it is pre-tax money. Since your father would have owed income tax on...

You cannot correct the information directly with the IRS. However, you can make it easy for your employer by downloading the W-4 and filling it...

SSN. I forgot the number.

If you have a US bank account, or a former employer in the US, they will have your SSN on file and may be able to give it to you. You will have to...

Who gets in trouble? Me as well?

I agree with the previous answer. Also, you asked whether you will also be "in trouble" -- the answer is that the taxpayer is always responsible...