Will was never filed in general - not to county or to be probated; can I do anything about this?
There is no such thing as a personal representative that has not been appointed by a court, so everything that person did was not authorized. You...
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There is no such thing as a personal representative that has not been appointed by a court, so everything that person did was not authorized. You...
I agree with Mr. Frederick. Something I'm doing a lot of today!
I also agree with Mr. Frederick: there is not enough information given. I'd go over this with the accountant who is doing the estate's taxes.
Most powers of attorney have a process for resigning and a successor attorney-in-fact designated. Read the document, follow what it says, and have...
Please, please do not try to do this yourself. Get a lawyer!
If the will has been submitted for probate, check with the court. It should be a public record.
Any time you are considering planning of this level of complexity, you really should just hire an attorney. Shop around to find one you like, but...
The short answer is no, you cannot. The power of attorney exists for just such disagreement: one decision-maker is usually in the principle's best...
There are many more facts an attorney would need to give you a good answer. I'd say your best bet is to set up a consultation with a guardianship...
It sounds like there was undue influence and coercion involved in the writing of the will. You have four months from the start of probate to...