Does executor of an estate pay all bills (ie. homeowners insurance, credit cards, hospital bills)
I'm sorry for your losses. With respect to your question, a child of a deceased person typically has no duty to pay his or her parent's bills --...
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Probate Lawyer at Stamford, CT
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I'm sorry for your losses. With respect to your question, a child of a deceased person typically has no duty to pay his or her parent's bills --...
A will must be filed in the probate court for the town or city where your aunt was domiciled at the time of her death. For a small fee, you can...
I agree with Attorneys Pippen and Johnson. With a properly drafted will and revocable trust, you can provide for your husband during his lifetime...
I agree with Attorneys Elliott and Pippen. I would only add this: your first question should be "who needs my assets?" The second: "do any of...
Attorney Nguyen has provided you with a solid answer. One question I have relates to the titling of the house and your divorce agreement. That...
Attorneys Pate and Foster have provided you with solid answers. One further point: there may be nothing that passed by the terms of her will. ...
I agree with Attorneys Pyke and Land. Just make sure that the original codicil and will are kept together in a safe place. Good luck to you.
Attorney Reardon has provided you with solid advice. You may also wish to contact the Connecticut Bar Association to see if someone there can...
I'm sorry for your loss. Here in Connecticut, the "Custodian of the Body" would make this determination. Please consult with an attorney to...
I agree with Attorney Harvey. Please note, however, that if the assets were held as "joint tenants with right of survivorship" or had beneficiary...