Q: There’s 3 of us sisters, there leaving me out, no will from my parents,& I haven’t been there since my mom passed,
They had a distribution last wkend and I cudnt go, they’ve been there doing all the things they want and I haven’t been aloud to as my sister says, she got appointed administator, which my parents wud never allow! A couple months ago they had a garage sale I didn’t know, but I showed up and my sister choked me,..there’s absolutely no right doings in this by them,& nothings gonna bring my parents back, but I’m told I’m losing everything because I didn’t go to the distribution! Mind u I have a police report, I thought it wudnt be a good idea to go like this, yet her attourney that’s being paid our parents money is not caring abit w/ my say! And it’s not fair! Can I do anything or just go on w/ my whole world I knew lost forever?
A: I'm sorry to hear that you're in this situation. If there is no will and your mother was not married at the time that she passed away, then her heirs are her children equally. You will have to contact a local attorney to help you with this.
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