How long can co executors delay distribution of assets after the estate has been probated?
Every estate is different. There is no one-size-fits-all answer for how much time one can reasonably expect to elapse before distribution of the...
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Every estate is different. There is no one-size-fits-all answer for how much time one can reasonably expect to elapse before distribution of the...
It's not entirely clear to me how you bought your siblings out from what would otherwise be their rights under a will of somebody who is alive. ...
A proceeding to appoint a guardian for a person who is "incapacitated" is a proceeding under Article 81 of New York's Mental Hygiene Law. Such a...
If you commence a probate (if there is a will) or administration (if there is not a will) proceeding, you will have standing to take steps to...
A period of 18 MONTHS should raise questions; a period of 18 YEARS should raise a variety of red flags. My guess is that if you and other...
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You don't provide a lot of details other than the fact that four years has elapsed since issuance of letters and that distribution of estate assets...
Ms. Ulrich gives you good advice. I am not clear, however, that you have already been appointed as the personal representative for the estate....
I am sure that you realize that the question you pose (whether a fraudulent tax return should be signed) can garner only one possible answer: No. ...
Ms. Mishiyeva gives you good advice. In the absence of a probate challenge, or a different kind of proceeding (such as a petition for an...
It's not clear whether the Receipt & Release you signed (assuming you signed one) requires that you return monies paid to you in the event of an...