What do I need to do to get property left to me by parents?

I think you previously asked this question. If its held in trust, then you have to have the trustee removed. The property cannot be transferred...

Why this the only asset in your husband's name without a beneficiary designation or not held in a trust? If so, depending on the value of the...

My Mother had POA for my grandmother who had alzheimer's, Grandma recently passed away. Does the POA end at this point?

The POA ends at death. Probate will be necessary for the house. The two who want to keep the house need to buy the third out for a price the 3rd...

My mom has a living trust that she wants to amend. Can we make changes and have it notarized and attach it to the original?

If the trust is revocable, the trust can be amended pursuant to the terms and formalities set forth in the trust. If your mom is going to be...

Can you probate the court if there is no will with a joint tenants deed and a surviving tenant remaining

If the title was joint tenants with rights of survivorship, then the property belongs to your uncle.

Can a legal guardian buy a cd with the wards money and assign herself as a beneficiary

No, but if they would be the intestate heir, it would probably be okay - form over substance argument. If the intestate heir(s) would be someone...

I've read that a couple shouldn't make a reciprocal will if their estate is over $1M or so. If so, what should they do instead?

As Ms. James points out, it appears you were given advice based on old law that provided each spouse with a 1M exemption. The idea was that if you...

Executor insists on retrieving assets of the estate located on my property

If the house and property are yours and not part of the probate estate in any respect, then he is trespassing. You should write his attorney a...

It depends on who had the original trust. If the original was returned to your dad, it will be presumed to have been destroyed. If the original...

Amount paid to executor of the estate

The statutory fee would be $23,000. That could only be paid pursuant to court order.