New York, NY
Probate Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Probate, Guardianship ... +3 more
My colleague gives you good advice. If the value of assets that are solely in your mother's name is less than $30,000, you can easily do the...
Mr. Siegel gives you good advice. I too suggest that you hire an attorney, for a variety of reasons, including that attorneys often have resources...
A bank will usually not provide you any information unless you are either (1) a joint accountholder or designated beneficiary, or (2) the personal...
The assets that are in joint name typically pass outside probate. A probate proceeding will be needed only for assets that were solely in your...
After probate is granted (meaning that the will has been certified as genuine and valid), the executor takes control of the assets. Depending on...
A will cannot be changed after the testator' death. But there is a different issue that has to be addressed with regard to your father's will. ...
Assets that were solely in your aunt's name will be distributed 50% to your uncle and the other 50% to you and any siblings you have. Assets that...
In order to be entitled to any portion of your grandfather's estate, you'd have to be able to prove that the will is invalid. The only thing you...
As Mr. Zelinger advises you, the will is a public document. Take a look at it and meet with an attorney. Don't let more time pass. Good luck...
It's not clear from your posting whether your mother had a will. If she did, the terms of the will are important and will be given effect. It is...
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