Moved from Illinois and have real estate trust. Do we need to redo for Washington state?
If the trust was completed in accordance with the jurisdiction where the real estate is located, there probably is no need to redo the trust.
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If the trust was completed in accordance with the jurisdiction where the real estate is located, there probably is no need to redo the trust.
You raise a fascinating issue that essentially forces a confrontation between contract law (post-nuptial) and probate law (inheritance). I expect...
It would seem you are in need of an attorney to represent your interests. While the unsigned will may be an indication of the wishes of your...
This question is best answered by a landlord/tenant attorney.
You should check with the clerk of the Probate Court to see if the estate was closed. Your recourse is to bring a claim through the bonding...
My initial reaction is that a beneficiary may always request an accounting, so it is entirely possible that person would have been able to request...
You likely will need some form of permission from the California probate court.
A beneficiary may always return to the Probate Court to request an accounting or clarification. If the executor is either incompetent or derelict...
If all of you signed the assignment of deed to him, it will be a hard course to challenge such a transfer. You should speak with a real estate...
Ms. Blair seems to have identified the nub of the issue. You will not receive a definitive answer without a proper review of the document in...