What happens if you die while in the process of making up a new will that's been drafted (not signed)
My colleagues all advise you well. The answer to your question may be counterintuitive, because I can understand why you would think that the...
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My colleagues all advise you well. The answer to your question may be counterintuitive, because I can understand why you would think that the...
You say that there "may" be a challenge. If someone has filed a prior will subsequent to your filing a later will, the chances of a challenge are...
Your wife doesn't need "the same rights" to your share as you have. Rather, you just need to let your sister and/or her attorney know that as a...
Mr. Rothstein and Mr. Pippen give you good advice. I just want to add a couple of quick points. First, your posting suggests that there is equity...
It's impossible to advise you as to the "easiest way" to do several different probate proceedings. And it's all the more impossible without having...
It's not easy to get the Surrogate's Court to remove an executor, and you really need pretty strong proof of wrongdoing or neglect. Your posting...
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My colleagues advise you well. I just want to add a couple of quick points. When a person dies with a will, he or she is free to include or...
Ms. Santaella and Mr. Zelinger have given you good advice. Far be it from me to try to dissuade someone from hiring an attorney. . . but you...
I'll give you an answer you asked for, and an answer you didn't ask for. First, the answer to the question you asked: You (or an attorney) can...
It sounds to me as though there is a whole lot more going on here than your very short posting suggests. Let me see if I have this straight: You...