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Steve Fromm
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You should write the insurance company a letter explaining that you and your...
Derek W. Jensen
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You will need to prove to the insurance company that you are your mom's...
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Lonnie K McDowell
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I would suggest taking the time to discuss your situation in more detail with...
Lonnie K McDowell
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Arizona law requires that a final accounting be sent to all "interested parties....
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James Leslie Walker IV's answer
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really not enough clear information to answer this question- if the executor...
Lonnie K McDowell
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Your responsibility ends when you have terminated the trust by distributing all...
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Lonnie K McDowell
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Arizona law decides who gets paid first if there is not enough money to go...
Lonnie K McDowell
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Reasonable wear and tear is not "damages" : you may prevail in court if you can...
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Brian S Starr's answer
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Generally, yes you can transfer any assets you own into a trust. If you have...
Derek W. Jensen
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Unless your parents have placed restrictions on the property you inherited, (by...
Lonnie K McDowell
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Under Arizona law, yes. Nevada law, I don't know, but if they follow the...
Steve Fromm
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This situation can get very tricky. You should first make sure of the facts....
Lonnie K McDowell
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Arizona has a small estate transfer process for the vehicle that avoids probate:...
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Lonnie K McDowell
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Pretty mushy. You would be alleging a constructive trust / breach of fiducary...
Karen Gale Jackson
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This question is difficult to answer without additional information from you....
L. Maxwell Taylor
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You need the advice of a lawyer who specializes in decedent's estates....
Lonnie K McDowell
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You will probably need to file in both: a primary probate in Arizona where she...
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Lonnie K McDowell
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See my answer to your more recent posting.
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You can force probate open by filing to open up probate yourself or hiring a...
Lonnie K McDowell
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You do have some rights. You should hire an attorney to make written demand...

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