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Can my disabled husband be sued for his deceased mothers nursing home bill while there is a pending app with the state?
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Answered on April 26, 2011
Yes he can be sued. The question is whether he is liable for the amounts owed and if the nursing home can collect from him. With proper...
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Does executor have to abide by will?
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Answered on April 21, 2011
The original will continues to control who receives any assets that were the property of your father. This includes the proceeds from a lawsuit. ...
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Vesting in Connecticut
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Answered on April 19, 2011
If I properly understand the facts as stated in the questions raised, in this case at the grandmothers death the grandchildren would be vested...
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Can an attorney help
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Answered on April 19, 2011
This is the type of matter that is best pursued in small claims court. The judge can sort up facts and enter an appropriate order. The reason for...
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Will and Trust
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Answered on April 19, 2011
When a account escheats the funds are transferred to the state where they're held until such time as their ultimately claimed by the rightful...
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Hello-is a waiver signed by a special needs minor legal in the state of CT?
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Answered on April 19, 2011
Whether there was an enforceable contract or not may be of little consequence. Without knowing the entire nature of the living arrangement, the...
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Probate
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Answered on April 19, 2011
The questions you raise are in fact complicated and can only be answered with a complete review of all of the documents involved, this includes the...
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Probate question
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Answered on April 15, 2011
If your class as a relative is included in those who are beneficiaries of the trust then you could be referred to as "listed issue". A class would...
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Probate
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Answered on April 11, 2011
This question seems very similar to one I have responded to in the past. It appears that you are unclear on the law in this area. While there are...
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TRUST QUESTION
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Answered on April 07, 2011
A valid will means that Grandma was not intestate. However, if the trust established under her will for Grandpa does not designate who or what...