Steven Wayne Grant's Answers (6)

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Tenn-Homeowner died, no will, probate closed. Deed, homeowner' s insurance, and mortgage all still in name of deceased.

Steven's answer | Answered on January 22, 2010

If the probate is closed you can generally file a motion with the Chancery Court to re-open the probate for the limited purpose of transferring...

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Is a video taped will be leagle ?

Steven's answer | Answered on December 07, 2009

Not in Tennessee. Tennessee recognizes three distinct types of wills. The attested will, the nuncupative will, and the holographic will. Each of...

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My husband passed away on Sunday morning & my sis inlaw already start to take possesion of will at noon as she is the executor

Steven's answer | Answered on October 15, 2009

As a spouse you are entitled to your statutory rights under Tennessee law. This included exempt property consisting of vehicles and household and...

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Am I responsible for outstanding bills?

Steven's answer | Answered on May 05, 2009

Simply put, the answer is no. In TN, A payable on death account is not part of the decedent's probate estate. Generally, only the decedent’s...

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Under what circumstances would an estate go into probate if a spouse was deceased?

Steven's answer | Answered on April 29, 2009

If your husband was an only child and there is no will then he would be entitled to a child's share of the intestate probate estate, which, in this...

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My sister dies in TN, and the hospital stated that I am responsible for her medical bills, is this true??

Steven's answer | Answered on April 08, 2009

You will not be personally liable for her medical bills unless you signed a document which obligates you to pay for her medical bills. Your...

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