While you do not ask a question, I assume you want to know what to do. Until your father passes away and his will is offered for probate there is nothing you can do. Once the will is offered for probate, you should challenge the will by filing a Caveat to it in the probate court where the will is... View More

Your sister must follow the will. If there is no Will, then the court will have to appoint an Administrator to handle the estate. The court will appoint whomever the majority of heirs selects to be administrator.

If he is selling assets, it sounds like his name is on the accounts along with your mom. Otherwise, he would not be able to sell the assets. Therefore, you need to figure out if his name is no the accounts you are worried about.

If you have a will leaving everything to your wife, she will inherit your inheritance. Otherwise, it is divided between your wife and your children.

First of all, the exact language in the will controls. Usually, just one sentence from the will is not sufficient to interpret the will. That said, the spouse is an heir, and is the primary heir. Assuming multiple children exist as heirs, they all stand on equal footing and the property should be... View More

She will get everything she asked for unless you fight it. There will be no probate filed if she includes all assets on the petition for year's support.

You should have been conducting discovery in order to prove that the year's support is unwarranted. This will be a real trial sort of like you see on TV. You really ought to have a lawyer although at this point, it might be too late.

Hopefully your moms estate was opened years ago. If not, need to open Dad's estate, then Mom's estate. Tuttle of property will determine who gets what.

You are a tenant in the house and can stay until you are evicted. You cannot be evicted until someone is in charge of the estate. Once an executor or personal representative is in charge, that person can begin eviction proceedings. You will need to pay the utility bills to keep the utilities on.... View More

The power of attorney hopefully has a successor person identified to take over if something happens to you. If it does not, you cannot assign your power to another person.

You did not mention whether your children are adults or minors. If adults, they need to file a petition for settlement of accounts with the probate court that issued letters. You probably should consult with an attorney specializing in probate work for assistance.

yes as to closing accounts. Call conservator and make an appointment for ward to visit. Share your concerns at that meeting. Get a budget established. If all else fails, contact probate court.

I do not understand your question. I'm sorry.

Sounds like you need to apply for guardianship and conservatorship.

Depending on how the land was held with his brother, the land now belongs to the brother or still remains in your boyfriend's name. Without a will from your boyfriend leaving you property, you will not inherit anything. Further, whomever does inherit will be able to evict you from the... View More

If a deed was given to your father for the 1.5 acres, then it is your father's land. You should have a real estate lawyer run title on the land to ensure your father owns what he thinks he owns.

First, a computer cannot contain an original will. It might contain a copy of an original will, but an original will is the actual one signed by your mother. As for your other questions, it takes a lot of evidence to overcome a will. You will need an attorney to make your case for you. These cases... View More

This is a difficult question to answer. It all depends on exactly how the will is written. Generally, the bequest to thee wife will go to the contingent beneficiaries, but not always.

Because the will excuses the executor from a bond or accountings, the executor still must meet his fiduciary duties. If you feel the executor is not properly performing his job, you should retain an attorney to assist you with enforcing your rights as an heir and beneficiary.

Yes, you still file the petition and ask the court to serve the petition on your sister. This is a routine problem. Your sister will have 30 days to respond once she is served with the papers.