Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey

Who's mother? Who is the administrator? Was there any probate? Who owns the house? Too many questions for an easy answer. You need to contact an attorney and lay out the whole picture so you can get proper answers. If you call me and mention lawguru, the first half hour consultation is free.

If you are a close family member and heir, send the letter with a return receipt requested. Keep a copy of the letter. Then consult a lawyer.

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You need to tell them in writing not to take things. There is no time to waste: if you do nothing, they will do whatever they want to. If you want help with this, call me. It sounds like you are going to have to push them back to get them to stop. I can help you with all of this.

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You have provided insufficient information for a complete answer. Are you a natural heir and in line to inherit by intestacy (dying without a Will)? Who is the person who may be takinbg things and what is the relationship of that person to the decedent? What is being taken and under what authority? When a person dies without a Will, the nearest relative in relationship has the right to apply for administration andtake responsibility for the decedent's estate, paying bills and distributing remaining assets to those heirs entitled to receive them. You can warn not to take, but you may not have the authority to prohibit someone taking things.