Husband resided in CO. Wife resided in MO and NM. They did not live together for a year. Were they legally separated?

I agree with Mr. Moore. This can be a tricky situation and you should consult with a CO probate attorney. Best of luck to you.

Mr. Donaldson is right. I add that if you run into problems with the administration of the estate, you should contact a probate specialist in your...

The executor is subject to the rights of the beneficiaries for a proper estate administration. If your brother is not providing transparency, you...

I am a beneficiary of my mothers estate. Do I have the legal right to view her bank accounts even though I am not the executor?

Ms. Goldstein is right, you need to talk to a probate attorney about this issue. On the one hand, the bank account is potentially an estate asset...

MIA TRUST. After Dad's death, our sister presents an amendment changing terms of the long standing family trust in her favor.

The answer to your question requires a legal opinion, which attorneys cannot give on this site. You will want a trust specialist's expertise in...

What can I do? Do I have a case?

Ms. James is right, the best option is to try to work through your nephew. If that will not work, I suggest you hire counsel. If you cannot afford...

Need advice on probate in NJ

Mr. Garland is right. Your best option is to contact a probate attorney in the state where their grandfather passed away as soon as possible. Best...

How can I get rid of the guardian of my estate and become in charge of my own money?

I suggest you contact the annuity company directly. If you cannot accomplish your goals through the company, you should contact a probate attorney...

What exactly, is a Living revocable Trust, and where can I get appropriate forms for one if I want it?

Living revocable trusts are legal entities that allow you to hold title in an asset before your death, but trigger a transfer after your death. The...

Whats the best way to avoid probate?

I agree with both attorneys. Ms. James' option would be simple, but if you run into trouble, I suggest you meet with estate planning counsel to...