Does executor have to provide notice of probate in New Jersey?
The general will is "yes," the executor must provide notice to next of kin. If the lack of notice was intentional/willful/negligent/etc. you may...
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The general will is "yes," the executor must provide notice to next of kin. If the lack of notice was intentional/willful/negligent/etc. you may...
One of the benefits of Trusts is that it allows the Trustor/Settlor to develop his/her own set of rules (subject to legal requirements and...
You absolutely need to seek counsel from an attorney. Although there are statute of limitations concerns, in cases of fraud this may be overcome. ...
Although I do not think it would rise to level of a criminal offense, I do suggest that he hire attorney for consultation at a minimum to learn the...
You should absolutely consult with counsel. There maybe some options to reduce the estate tax liability, but it is very fact specific and time may...
I agree with Jeff attorneys opinions that you should hire counsel. It seems you may have a couple of issues confused. If the property is owned by...
Disclaimer: Please note that I am simply providing general information. I am not your attorney until we have both executed a formal retainer...
I am sorry to hear of the predicament. Yes, there are absolutely ways to achieve your goals. You will need to consult with an attorney to discuss...
If your father passed away as a resident of South Carolina, but the property which you wish to convey is located in Brooklyn, New York, your mother...
In this case - where your mother had prepared a living trust, but the property was never transferred into trust by deed - it is possible that the...