How do I quickly get a power of attorney for my parents to manage their financial affairs from another state?

If you add your name to her account, that can have several adverse consequences for her - If you get sued, they can take her money since you are...

Do I have to pay a promissory note that is due September 30 that was signed between my husband and I and my deceased Grandfather

Without seeing the note, it is not possible to definitively answer your question, but according to you it is payable to his trust. Even though he...

Have a living trust am I protected as a spouse?

I understand that it is hard to go to an attorney, but you really need to do that. Most revocable living trusts have no asset protection and...

What can I do as a beneficiary to gain access to financial records the executor of my fathers estate is refusing to release?

I agree with Mr. Frederick, except that if the PR made fraudulent statements to you, then the statute of limitations may not apply. You will have...

What is the statute of limitations on a debt owed to a deceased.

Typically 6 years is the longest period under the statute of limitations. In your situation I would hire an attorney to help you write a "buzz...

How can I sell my empty lot. Property

You might be able to do a quiet title and or partition to clear this up. This will incur legal fees and part of your calculus should be the value...

Does my mother have to pay for her deceased husbands electric bill?

If your mother was residing there and benefitted from the electricity service that was in her husband's name, then she likely has what I would call...

Is money in elderly mothers checking account, with both sons names on it too, 100% a part of her estate, or split with sons?

There is more than one answer to your question depending on the facts. If your mother passes away, the account will be split between you and your...

Who would get inheritance if one equal-share party signs disclaimer before probate closes?

From what you have stated, it appears that your son would get it. However, there can be other adverse legal consequences to executing a disclaimer...

Get as many of your brothers and sisters together as you can and hire an attorney. That will be the only way to sort this out.