Do I have to probate the will in two states?
Attorneys DiSalvo and Pittman are correct. If your father was domiciled in Georgia and had real property in North Carolina, you will have to...
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Attorneys DiSalvo and Pittman are correct. If your father was domiciled in Georgia and had real property in North Carolina, you will have to...
If it is an account titled "joint tenants with right of survivorship," then the account will be yours upon your mother's death. Some bank accounts...
Attorney Brophy is correct. At a bare minimum, you will need to retain at least one probate attorney to represent your mother. Hopefully, the...
Attorneys Davis and Cole are correct. Time is of the essence so you should retain an experienced probate attorney as soon as possible. Good luck...
There are several issues here (your mother's living in the house without a lease; the proper amount of rent, the transfer of an interest in the...
It is highly unlikely that you can force the company to re-issue the check, as the check should be made payable to the estate. I would contact...
If the house is in your husband's sole name, his Will is properly executed and the Will leaves you the house, then you will receive it after he...
Attorney Mason's answer is on-point. I am hopeful that your son is a minor because, as his Guardian, you would have a better chance of...
Unfortunately, there are far too many issues that allow for an easy answer to your question. For example: a) are you setting up this trust to...
Attorneys Elder and Deasy have offered you good advice. Tread very carefully here, as you want to enjoy your mother's remaining years and not...