Does siblings of a decease father have a right to see all financial records if they are not the power or excuture of the will
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer Profile
My sister was power of attorney for my father and my brother along with her are excutive of his will there are 3 other sibllings, do we have a right to see his financial records,bank accounts,savings,bills,ect.
My condominum.
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Need a simple Will and Testament, Trust and Health Care Directive.
What is the cheapest fee to prepare the above documents? There are no unusual details at all. Will and Testament is simple leaving all pfoperty to two grown sons. One condo,personal items and property such as furniture,jewelry,house items,etc. Normal accounts in bank, not many more details. Thank you for your help. B.Brander
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