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Ellen A. Victor
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You or one of your siblings may petition the Surrogate's Court to be appointed...
Steve Fromm
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Before going through the correctly stated course of action that the prior...
Dennis Michael Phillips
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Any property that is properly transferred into the trust will be outside of the...
David Michael Goldman
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If you are not named or referred to in a class, like my children or my...
Gregory Herman-Giddens
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You seem to be asking two different things - 1) can you change the successor...
Cheryl K. David
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You can't change the terms of your Mom's will. If her will states, that if you...
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Shawn B Alexander
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There are legal clinics at the law school at Gonzaga and if you find some forms...
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Douglas Ron Coenson
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Governance of Living Wills can be found in Florida Statutes 765.301 through 765....
James P. Frederick
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You are correct. Without a Will, SOME of the money will go to the children,...
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Elizabeth Smith Schmitz's answer
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Under Ohio law there is no requirement that you be given a copy of the will....
Patricia Bloom-McDonald
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once the Executor or Executrix has been appointed by the Probate Court - the...
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Janet Lee Brewer
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You appear to be mixing apples and oranges. A will is witnessed; usually a...
Kristin M Tyler
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Clarification to my last answer: The WILL generally has to be witnessed by at...
Robin Mashal
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Disclaimer: The materials provided below are informational and should not be...
Steve Fromm
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You may want to attempt to track down the attorney who drafted the will you...
Henry Daniel Lively
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This is a complete breach of the fiduciary duty of the trustee. The Probate...
Dave Hawkins
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If he is not the Father of your child then he has no right to have any contact...
Shawn B Alexander
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I agree with the previous question, and I would like to add that you have a...
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Christian Glen Sullivan's answer
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A will does not avoid probate. But a having a will can reduce the cost of...
Janet Lee Brewer
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A will does not avoid probate. It merely gives you the opportunity to...
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Carlos Gonzalez
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This is an extremely com[licate distuation that can not be addressed in such...
Diana Michelle Tennis
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Carlos is right, this is something you must see an attorney about. Generally,...
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Kristin M Tyler
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As long as your Will was validly executed in the other state, then Rhode Island...
Steve Fromm
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The prior attorney has given you sound advice. She spoke to additional things...
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Steve Fromm
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I am not a Maine attorney, but there seems to be no reason why you should not...
Douglas Ron Coenson
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In order to be valid, the will needs to be signed in the presence of 2...
April Denise Hill
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While a will must have two witnesses in Florida in order to be valid, the...
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Edward Joseph Smeltzer II
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Assuming Notice of the probate was properly given a NJ resident has four months...
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Karen L Brady
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You should check with the court in the county where your grandfather lived. If...
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“One” does not grant guardianship! Where did you get that inane notion?...

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