Can one estate planning attorney make changes to a Trust another created?
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Answered on August 17, 2022
Yes, you can always change attorneys. If the trust is signed already and effective, there are going to be hurdles, based on the trust terms, to...
NY R.Estate Sales Person. Listing fee gets paid to my agency, then I get paid. Will trustee take the agency fee in Ch7?
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Answered on August 16, 2022
Short answer is that the fee to be paid to you is an asset, and the trustee could take your portion of the fee due you from the agency. Long...
Will one sibling agreeing to appoint a public administration be enough?
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Answered on August 15, 2022
Do not do the Public Administrator. It costs money. You lose all control. They answer to no one. Do joint.
My sibling wants to get power of attorney after my mother had a stroke. Is that possible?
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Answered on August 14, 2022
If a Notary will do it that is all you need.
Can the referee tell the the judge to withdraw my objection? And will it affect my petition?
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Answered on August 14, 2022
Short answer is yes. There is a certain form of stipulation.
My father's live in (20 years) name is on the deed of his house with his name, no beneficiary listed. My father died. Children e
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Answered on August 12, 2022
Based on the limited facts of your post, yes.
What do I do if I find out my supposed administrator (uncle) never actually had estate in probate like he has
Been telling me?
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Answered on August 12, 2022
Check your credit report if you think there was fraud. On the house check the prior deed online to see how they sold it.
My sister took my mom to change her will when she had dementia ?
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Answered on August 10, 2022
You can litigate this matter, but you have the burdens of proof, and an uphill fight. It can be done, but it is expensive and hard.
Real Estate division?
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Answered on August 09, 2022
You are confused about many things and should talk to a lawyer. A deed is done by the living. A will is for the dead. An "Executor" is in a...
Deceased first cousin unclaimed funds, New York.
The entry states Refunds. Other Amounts due under policy term.
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Answered on August 08, 2022
If you collected this asset already, this is likely a small amount, like a delayed interest payment. If you have letters as administrator, you can...
