POA moved money to bank account to avoid probate. Is all legal?
Interesting question. Assuming that there are no other family members with equal or greater rights (i.e., your brother was not married and did...
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Interesting question. Assuming that there are no other family members with equal or greater rights (i.e., your brother was not married and did...
You indicate where your ex-husband passed away, but you don't indicate where he resided at the time that he passed away. His place of residence...
As Ms. Santaella advises you, there is not enough information to respond to your question. I'm guessing, but it sounds to me as though there is a...
Mr. Wagner gives you good advice. I just want to make one additional point: If you believe there is a viable claim on behalf of your son, speak...
If the will is being contested, it may be quite a while before a personal representative of the estate is appointed. Until then, it may be...
I'm assuming that when you say your husband left "everything" to you that you received a substantial amount of assets and that, at any rate, that...
You ask a very good question. The truth is that when there is an executor and a separate person serving as attorney for the estate, the executor...
You say your husband "shared properties" with his sister. The real question is how those properties were held. Look at the deeds. Or, better...
Mr. Brophy advises you well. It's impossible, based on a short paragraph, to determine whether you should contest the will. It is clear, however,...
I am a New York attorney and cannot advise you as to your state's laws, but I can provide certain information that may be helpful. You don't say...