Executor of Moms Will
I am the executor of my Mothers will,she passed away on 9/27/08.I noticed with all the paper work I had to do that my sister was using my mothers check book and credit card.My mother was dieing of cancer and was in and out of the hospital.Also the last 6 weeks of her life ,hospice was involved to keep mom out of pain.It got to the point she could not make any decisions with all the pain meds she was on.When I asked my sister why she was using moms checks and credit card,she told me Mom said it was o-kay.I cannot ask my Mother because she passed away.My sister said that she has a witness saying she could sign Moms name on personal checks and moms credit card.My sister did not have power of attorney to do anything.If my sister said she had a witness to sign moms name ,is that hear-say.I told her what she did was wrong .To me that is considered forgery of checks and credit cards.Thank You

Changes to Revocable Living Trust
After 5 years of 5 siblings being the beneficeries of their fathers Trust the 1 sibling who was not only the trustee but also had power of attorney took the father to the lawyer 5 months before his death knowing he was terminally ill and legally blind had him sign a 1 page amendment stating she was to be the sole beneficery and dropping the other 4 siblings.. The lawyer just simply notorized the father’s signature. Should there have been other witnesses to this and also should the other beneficeries have been notified of these drastic changes?

What do I do next?
I let my neighbor buy a piece of my property to put a mobile home on. Before she died she showed me her will which stated the land would be returned to me after her death. The rest was to be sold and divided among her 6 adult children.It has been 6 months and no-one in the family has gone to a lawyer to start probate. There was an executor named, he declined and another sibling took over. All the belongings are gone, and now one of the siblings has moved into the home. How do I get to the next step. The siblings know of the will.It appears that the only asset left is the mobile home which is declining rapidly.