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Search: Legal Advice written by Thomas Eugene Stindt (59 found)
Posted 4 days ago in Probate Florida
User's answer
You need to consult with a Florida attorney, like yesterday! You may very... 
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
There are typically spousal protection provisions in the probate law of most...
Posted 6 days ago in Probate Delta, AL
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
You are what might be termed an out-of-wedlock child who was "adopted out" of...
Posted 8 days ago in Probate Amarillo, TX 
Robert Smead Hogan's answer
This sounds like a great honor, but it may or may not come to be. At this...
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
Usually in these cases there are some nephews or others lurking in the...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Kingstree, SC
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
As a general rule, the decedent's estate will be responsible for creditors'...
Posted 9 months ago in Power Of Attorney Philadelphia, PA
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
I am not a Pennsylvania attorney, so I am trying to give you some generalized...
Posted 9 months ago in Trusts Fort Myers, FL
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
He will need to do this in conformity with Florida trust law, and to do it... 
David Michael Goldman's answer
Yes this can be done, he should name your trust as the primary beneficiary, a...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Schenectady, NY
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
First, review the Will, its bequests, and see if there is a No Contest clause,...
User's answer
If possible try to determine if the cousin or anyone else obtained a signed...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Clearwater, FL
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
There is probably an abbreviated, small estate procedure applicable to your... 
April Denise Hill's answer
Even though you looked costs up online, you may want to call the clerk's office...
Posted 9 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Coraopolis, PA
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
In most American jurisdictions, the probate law generally requires the...
Posted 9 months ago in Wills / Living Wills New Hampshire
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
Your concern is justified. Most states have spousal protection provisons in...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Colorado Springs, CO
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
Since you may go to the probate court clerk's office and buy a copy of the...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Nashville, TN
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
This is probably not as complicated as you and your sisters seem to be making... 
Susan Lyell Young's answer
I agree with Mr. Stindt. I'm assuming your Mother passed away without a will ("...
Posted 9 months ago in Estate Planning Portland, OR
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
Part of the estate planning process is the coordination of beneficiary... 
Eric Michael Allen's answer
You really should coordinate with your estate planning expert who set up your...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Waterville, ME
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
You may want to probate the Will anyway, since you are the Executor. Estate...
Posted 9 months ago in Estate Planning Lagrange, GA 
Robert W. Hughes Jr.'s answer
You should file a petition for settlement of accounts and an accounting. This...
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
If a formal probate estate was opened for your mother, then your brother as...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate New Jersey
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
You don't provide enough information to give you much of a helpful answer....
Posted 9 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Saint Louis, MO
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
The Personal Representative may be attempting to keep legal fees for... 
Keenan M. Post's answer
You should be able to obtain all necessary info from the executor and if not...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Auburn, MA
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
You don't inherit your mother's debt, or the "obligation" to this lender. That...
Posted 9 months ago in Power Of Attorney Claxton, GA
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
Start with a basic understanding that you, your sisters, and in fact all...
Eric Michael Allen's answer
If your mom is still competent, you can take it up with your mother. If your...
Posted 9 months ago in Probate Long Valley, NJ
Thomas Eugene Stindt's answer
It sounds like your children are the beneficiaries of this trust. As such, and... |
