New York, NY
Probate Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Probate, Guardianship ... +3 more
I'm not sure what you mean when you suggest that your husband's aunt is "legal guardian." I'm assuming that you are merely using that term...
If the document you've been asked to sign is a standard waiver and consent, it shouldn't be a.problem (although it may ask that a bond be dispensed...
If the will has been submitted to the court for probate, you should have been provided a copy. If not, you can get a copy from the court. If, on...
Attorneys don't certify wils. When the, testator leaves the attorney's office after signing a will, he or she usually leaves with the original,...
Putting aside that this is not a probate question, that I have no idea what a "death list" is, and that I don't understand a threat to kill...
Signing a will is nondelegable -- in other words knowing his intentions is not enough. The problem is not that he can't SIGN the will; rather,...
It may be that the deed can be transferred without a court proceeding. More information is needed, including a list of surviving family members;...
When a person passes away, we first look to assets that are jointly owned or that have a designated beneficiary. Those assets pass outside of...
You ask what kind of system this is. Well, for one thing, it's a system that will tries to respect the testator's choice as to who should serve as...
There may be a whole bunch of things you can do, but these will require your father's participation and cooperation. If you have not been in touch...
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