When do you need a lawyer re: a parent's will?

Yeah your moms going to need one against them.

If your mom wants to guarantee that the house will go to your family, she needs to put it into a trust. You do not need a lawyer to put a home into a trust, but you do need to do research to determine if this is your best option and whether you want irrevocable or revocable. When you put the home into trust, you lose the homestead credit. However, the sisters can argue all they want about the will and nothing will change. You will still get the house.

A living trust does several things. It allows your mom to retain ownership while she is alive, but yet she avoids probate after she is dead. In addition, a will can be thrown out by a judge, while a judge cannot undermine a living trust unless there is proof that she was mentally incompetent at the time to make a trust.

OMG, the vultures are circling before the poor women is gone. If mom is smart, she will tear up that will, and get a lawyer to draw one up the way she wants it, and find another executor. The idea being that NONE of you should know what you will be getting, if anything, until she is gone and properly interred.

Personally, the lot of you make a very good case for leaving everything to her favorite charity. Or pet.

Yes. I'd set up an appointment with one. Take mom along with her will. Get the advice from the attorney so you both know what the executor can and can't due. Maybe she'd be best off to name someone out of the family as execcetor.

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You need a lawyer yesterday. Especially if your mother is afraid of your sisters. You need to protect her too.

nope, but when the will is done, just take it to the bank and claim your property, im so sorry about your mum mate.

If there is trouble in paradise, then yes, because if you wait it will be to late to do anything about it.

you don't, but your mom might...