Executor Rights And Harassment

Summary

As an executor in Alabama, you have the right to manage the estate according to the will. If your step-father is harassing you, document the incidents and consider seeking a restraining order. You can contact the Jefferson County Probate Court for guidance and consult a probate attorney for personalized advice.

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My mother passed away last week. My step-father isn't allowing me to have any personal belongings, but I'm the executor of the Will. He's also harrassing me while I'm in the house. What can I do?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. As the executor, you have certain legal rights and responsibilities. Here's what you can consider:
- Review the will to understand your authority and responsibilities.
- Document any harassment or interference.
- Consider seeking a restraining order if harassment persists.
- Consult a probate attorney for specific guidance.
Would you like to know how to contact a probate court or need help finding legal assistance nearby?
Yes
To assist you further, may I know the city or county where the probate court is located? This will help me find the right contact information for you.
Midfield, Jefferson County, Alabama
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Here's some information that might be useful for you:
- As executor, you have the right to manage the estate according to the will and Alabama probate laws.
- You can contact the Jefferson County Probate Court for guidance.
- Consider consulting a probate attorney for personalized advice.
If you need more information, let me know!