Do I need an Affidavit witnessed and notarized to my Will, when my signature has already been witnessed and notarized.

The short answer is No. The affidavit is not required. But its generally a good idea to have it. For it to be useful it needs to be notarized.

What is the difference between a probate trust and a regular trust?

I certainly agree with everything that attorney Pankowski has said. Depending upon the size of your estate and your family composition, do you...

I am a main benificiare to my grandmothers's estate and the estate is supposed to be closing .

Both of the other answers are accurate. I would further recommend that you contact the personal representative and discuss it with them. You can...

Can my former business partner use photos of projects built by my company on his new website?

Without revealing all of the documents that pertain to your becoming the sole owner of the “construction company” it is not possible to accurately...

I just want to know if my husband should pass away and he has willed his house to his daughter will I be able to get it

Attorney Frederick is correct in that you should address this issue with you husband now not later. Connecticut law provideds that if your husband...

What are the rights of the legal heirs in the assets of a llC firm after a death of a partner?

The problem in the questions you ask is the details. No one can provide you an accurate answer without actually reading the "general llc...

I GOT A CAR LOAN UNDER MY FRIEND/ NEIGHBOR. SHE HAS DIED SHE HAD GAP DONT KNOW PEOPLE WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF HER ESTATE

The answer for Attorney Pippen is a good one. However, if you would be making the payment to your friend, I personally would not send the payment...

To expand on Attorney Brophy's answer. Any living grandchild who does not have a parent who survived the grandparent will recieve a share of the...

The short answer to your question is yes you can be sued personally. This is true even if they sue your LLC. An LLC may furnish you some personal...

Can heirs sue for control of a poorly run family business?

Unless you are an owner in your own right or a secured creditor it is most likely that you have no legal right to intervene in your uncle and...