Susan Christie Hill

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Probate Lawyer

Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning ... +3 more

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Ok ive asked in several diffirent ways let me try again my grandparents died multi millionaires left my aunt executor my mom and

Susan's answer | Answered on June 18, 2013

Are you sure it is a probate? Was there a will? A trust? No will or trust? There are different legal processes based on the kind of document (or no...

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Does my deceased father's name have to be removed from the Assessor's/Recorder's Trust Deed?

Susan's answer | Answered on October 22, 2012

If I understand this situation correctly, it sounds like your mother is still living and still acting as trustee. If so, it is likely she only...

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I need to help my sister against her will. She is a danger to herself and others. She lives in Reno with mom, I live in Sac

Susan's answer | Answered on August 06, 2012

If you can get two doctors or psychiatrists to confirm in writing that she is a danger to herself or others, and recommend to the Public Guardian...

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Mother incurring debit in nursing home. Am I liable.

Susan's answer | Answered on December 10, 2010

The fact your mother rents from you does not make you financially liable for her debts. The checking account does not make you directly liable...

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When a parent dies and has no will, what percent of assets is entilted to her children which are all over the age of 18.

Susan's answer | Answered on April 03, 2009

A married person has the right to give by will 50% of their "community property" and 100% of her "separate property." How each item of property is...

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How do i get my son from a care taker upon signing power attorney

Susan's answer | Answered on April 03, 2009

The form you signed for your friend to enroll your son in school and take him to the doctor more than likely does not give your friend the right to...

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Prepare "Power of Attorney" document

Susan's answer | Answered on April 03, 2009

Section 4401 of the California Probate code has a California Uniform Statutory Form of Power of Attorney that you may use. You can get a copy of...

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