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What is the biggest problem caused by an inheritance or a will that you ever saw or heard about?

I was involved in a case where a clear lack of planning led to a great deal of enmity between surviving brothers that resulted in the entire value of the estate being eaten up in fees.The father here had two main assets - a very large family farm with two buildings and a coin collection. The elder son had gone to college and become a businessman, the second remained on the farm.The estate plan was kind of standard - if the father died first, all the property would go to the wife for her life, then be split between the sons. However, the second son was also permitted to farm the land himself after his father’s death until his mother died and the farm had to be sold.The expected outcome was that dad would die very old, mom would outlive him by a decade or so, and then the property would be split.Except, of course, that’s not what happened. Dad died in an automobile accident. Mom was in the same accident and became infirm.She lived for another thirty years, which meant the second son got control of the family farm for a generation.Older son did not take this well, particularly when it became clear that second son wasn’t taking care of the second building on the property - a unique feature that could not be replaced because it was a second dwelling. It’s now illegal to build a second dwelling on your land, but as a previous existing use, it was legal. Unless it fell down in the meantime.And the coin collection? There became a dispute about what was in it. The collection was stored in safe deposit boxes but it was not properly inventoried, even after dad’s death.So, older son started an action for an accounting of the coin collection and an order compelling the second son to use the estate’s assets to maintain the second building.As I said, the legal fees were so high all the family property had to be sold to pay the bills. Older son is now persona non grata in his home community, which sided with the younger son.

My mom recently died and her landlord let family members go in and pack up her apartment after I told her not to let anyone in there. Can I sue her?

I’m sorry for your loss. Often family members don’t understand the law and think they are entitled to just come in and grab what they want when a family member dies.You can spend thousands of dollars on an estate plan that fails to account for the fact that some unhappy person -- possibly an emotional wreck -- is going to have to execute it someday. It is like spending top dollar on a supercar but the driver doesn't how to drive a manual shift and, worse, no one knows where it is parked. Your estate plan isn't done until you are confident that your administrator can find and follow it.I don’t know where you live, but I skimmed through a dozen or so answers that didn’t seem very helpful, and there are some general principles that apply. Most importantly, the estate survives the decedent and owns all of the property that belonged to her. Anything removed from the control of the estate without permission is stolen property. It’s important to get an administrator for the estate as soon as possible after someone dies to secure all of the property so that it can be inventoried.Assuming that your mother died without a will, someone with standing would have to go into court and initiate probate proceedings to have someone appointed to administer the estate. As the daughter, you would probably have standing to do this. You would need a lawyer.Once someone is appointed administrator, that person would be responsible for securing the estate’s assets. That includes contacting all of the relatives who took things and requesting that they return them, or suing or reporting them to the police if they don’t. The administrator may also be able to sue the landlord for any items that could not be recovered or for the expense the administrator incurred retrieving all of the property that was stolen from the estate.The administrator has a legal duty to protect the estate assets and insure that they are distributed according to the will or the law. That means the administrator needs to be someone who is tough and fair and will not be squeamish about using any legal means necessary to return the property.

What is one of the biggest financial mistakes made by seniors who are close to retirement?

They did not prepare an inventory list contains information required for estate planning. Estate planning documents include life insurence, burial arrangements, wills or trusts, designation of power of attorney for financial and Medical decision, Listing of credit cards, safe deposit box content, debt obligation, assets and so on. The list should include everything someone need to know what to do if they die (or in a coma) suddenly.

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