While I have never been presented with this issue, I would think that the police would have justifiable cause to remove your car and allow the...

If we can't agree on an executor of the estate, no will, and the judge appoints one at a hearing, does that person disburse?

You would get more accurate answers by posting this question for a Utah attorney to respond to. Most here can only respond based on how...

My Boyfriend father passed away recently. Variations of information on a will have been rumored. How does he find out the truth?

For now, if your boyfriend's father was married to his mother at the time of his death, I would suggest sitting back and encouraging his mother to...

Can a MA or AZ lawyer make a change to a revocable Living Trust that was made in FL

Just because the trust was "made" in FL doesn't mean it is a FL trust. As Attorney Robbins suggests, look to the trust to learn the governing law....

Estate Will and Trust distributions are not paid to one of the heirs.

I think you would be better served if you provided the detail that you have left out, i.e., the states affected. Based on the information that you...

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When you say "Can I", the answer is yes. As long as you follow the law surrounding execution requirements. A codicil requires the same...

If i become power of attorney or executor of an estate am I resposible for that persons debt in the state of ma?

I am sorry for your loss. The short answer is no. You do not have to satisfy debts from personal assets. The decedent's assets are used to...

I am sorry for your loss. Unless your divorce degree addressed this issue, I am sorry to day that neither of you are legally responsible for...

Son of deceased mom concealed her will and filed an intestate administration leaving him as sole heir to estate.He was also

The person filing a petition for probate certifies that what they are filing is accurate and complete. If they knowingly misrepresented the...

Can probate be avoided? Father dies with a will, leaving everything to Mom and then if the mom dies to the daughter?

In an effort to answer your questions, yes probate can be avoided. If all property is jointly owned, or titled in a trust, then there may be no...