if each child was given 33.3333% of the home its up to the other two to agree that she can have it.
It depends. If the account is a joint account with right of survivorship (JTROS), it goes to your sister and not to his estate. Otherwise, it may go to his estate.
No. She is legally bound to follow what the will says. If, however you are a minor - she may put your share in a trust until you are of legal age. She cannot keep it for herself or give it to anyone else.
If your father died intestate then his property passed to his next of kin according to the laws of intestacy in the state where he lived. If you and your sister were his only next of kin then you each would inherit a half interest in his property both real and personal. However, in order for title to real estate to pass to the heirs his estate must be probated. If you were the court appointed administrator of your father's estate you would need a license from the court to make any changes in the ownership of the real estate. If you obtained a license from the court to transfer the property to your name and your sister assented to that license then it's too late for her to change her mind. However, if the estate was not probated and you had no authority and license to transfer title then all your sister needs to do is petition the court to be appointed administrator of the estate. Any actions you took regarding the transfer of title would be null and void due to your lack of authority. When a person dies and there is real property or solely owned accounts in the estate an attorney who specializes in probate law should be consulted to initiate a probate proceeding. The average person has no background in probate law and errors made by a non-professional can be costly down the road.
Your brother's wife is not an heir to your sister's property unless she is named in a will. Your brother might be such an heir if there is no will or if a will does not explicitly exclude him. If your brother dies after your sister died, then his estate would be an heir to her property and his widow, as heir to part of his estate, might receive an interest in your sister's property. Consult an Attorney who specializes in wills and estates. The laws of each state can be different enough that the real answer could be different depending on which state your sister was a resident of when she died.
You are not allowed to charge by the hour. Each state sets the compensation for executors as a percentage of the estate. Check your particular state's laws to see how to calculate your compensation.
Janis Joplin divided her estate between her parents and her siblings. Her parents jointly received half-one while her sister and brother each received one-quarter. Her siblings are currently tending to her estate together.
He has one sister, then his parents.
A brother and a sister, both being children of the same parents, are siblings.
A sibling is a brother or sister- someone with the same parents as you.
David and Terrell Utley (parents) Taylor Ann Utley (sister)
The parents of a nephew are your siblings (a brother or a sister).
brother or sister
she has two siblings by her adopted parents
The daughter of your brother or sister is your niece.
Your sister's cousin is your cousin, too, unless you and your sister are really step siblings with different parents. Then your sister's cousin is not related to you.
They had 3 siblings before Hitler, namely 2 brothers, Gustav and Otto and a sister, Ida.
Yes he did he a sister named Janice