New York, NY
Probate Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Probate, Trusts, Estate Planning
She practically can. But if she does, then your mom, as the beneficiary, can sue her for breach of fiduciary duty, among other things. Legally...
Contact the probate court in the county your grandma died or where she had real estate to see if a will was ever filed. You can also hire a lawyer...
I agree with my colleagues. If your grandma did in fact have a will, then she named an executor in that will who is responsible for filing a...
You don't have to submit a claim. If you are a heir of the decedent, then you should have received notice that a probate petition has been filed....
Almost anyone can serve as an executor of a will. Assuming that your daughter is not a convicted felon, and a U.S. citizen, then she most...
The witnesses must only sign the last page of the will. They should state their address as well.
Your entitlement depends the kind of estate plan your dad made prior to his death. Did he have a will? Did he have a trust? Who are the...
You can certainly file a return. I suggest you use the online edition of turbo tax. It will cost you around $45 but it will assist you in filing...
I suggest you contact an accountant. He can possibly amend your return and you made end up having a zero balance. I don't suggest that you contact...
You can either consent to her being appointed as the administrator or object. If you object, you will have to appear and explain to the judge your...