Can she sell all the land or just her half?

It depends (we lawyers say that a lot). Did Dad have a will? Who are the beneficiaries of the will? Did he deed it wholly to step-mom or retain...

Can I request statute limitation extension for wrongful death if the error was not discovered until we received medical records?

Tolling is very restricted fro medical malpractice cases. I highly recommend you meet with an attorney. It sounds as though you may have already...

What is best way to transfer parent's title over to their children? using best method to reduce kid's burden ex: taxes

The best way is to contact an estate planning or elder law attorney. Medicaid Estate Recovery does allow for the state to come after assets such...

How can i make the necessary changes to remove her name from all documents?

There is a difference between equitable title and legal title. Assuming a will gives a person property and that the will was probated correctly,...

The attorney who drafted the will is the best person to ask. PLEASE don't use non-attorney sites to get your will. As you can see, they don't...

Mother-in-law died & will leaves everything to dead son. She has two living siblings & one minor grandchild. Who gets assets?

1) Who gets the assets? That depends on the language of the will, whether or not any successor (backup) beneficiaries were named. If no other...

Do I have to file a lawsuit before or can I request a supeonas for Bank and IRS records to determine if fraud is present?

If the only probate that was done was that the will was admitted to probate as muniment of title, your brother was never appointed as executor of...

Is this the normal way of handling estates

All of these other attorneys are correct. I would add that if the executrix is a beneficiary, and the attorney rerpresents her as executrix, then...

Last will

If the will was probated after your mother passed, it will be in the County Clerk's records. The attorney, legal aid or otherwise, will likely not...

Can my husband & I leave our daughter our house, but make it that in the case of the death of one of us the other can't change

While two spouses can make their wills contractual (stating within the will that neither can change it), that is susceptible to a will contest...