All of your above questions relate to something called "survivorship clauses." The testator (the person whose will it is) can specify that a...

Both the above attorneys are correct. If the principal still has the capacity to make his/her own financial and legal decisions, he/she could...

The deed is the important document for determining who or what owns a piece of real estate. When a piece of real estate is placed in trust, a new...

What supercedes a will or trust?

Attorney Coyne has provided a terrific answer. First, whoever is on the deed owns the house. If the house is properly titled to the trust, then...

Wrong numerical address in will. ?

The drafting attorney should make that correction for you. It is always best to be as accurate and specific as possible about any property,...

Who decides who gets what if a man dies intestate but is survived by grown kids & siblings in different states?

Sounds like there is a great deal of complexity in this man's life. I strongly suggest he enlist the help of an estate planning attorney to help...

Should everyone of all ages have a will? How do I make a will official? What is the process like to create one?

YES, everyone over the age of 18 needs a comprehensive plan. That definition changes with the person's circumstances. As the attorney above...

If you leave anything to a family member "outright," in other words to him/her without any conditions (as it sounds like you may have in your...

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Here is a link to a site in NC for transferring title...this is part of the probate process and you will need to work through the executor/Personal...

Wills?

A Will is not a contract. Individuals may change existing wills or make them invalid by having a new will drafted and signed as long as they are...