Wha to do if when my husband’s father died, his brother went into the house and took everything of value, including the car?
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Wha to do if when my husband’s father died, his brother went into the house and took everything of value, including the car?
After my husband dad died, one of his brothers went into the house and took all of his belongings, including his car etc. No one has power of attorney yet but one of the brothers will be doing it. We have given the death certificate to freeze the bank account but what can we do to get the personal property back? Is he still entitled to a share in the property?
Asked on August 22, 2012 under Estate Planning, Massachusetts
Answers:
Henry Lebensbaum / Law Office of Henry Lebensbaum
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
the administrator or executor can demand that the property be returned. This action is improper.
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