What happens if person dies and both executors die before will is completely executed?
The document likely provides what happens in the scenario that there is no Executor. However, this can be a complex and costly process,...
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The document likely provides what happens in the scenario that there is no Executor. However, this can be a complex and costly process,...
Your question is complex. For starters, your grandmother's will can only pass assets in her name alone. Thus, for example, if she owned assets...
Are you the named Executors? If so, it is infinitely easier to wait until he passes away. I would not qorry about retriving the will. If you...
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No. But what you might want to do is file a Voluntary Administration. The filing fee is $1.00. You list the specific things you want to do and...
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I am a little confused. Why do you need to get it when you are notthe person with assets. If this is what the person wants he/she should call a...
I agree thatn you need to know if the Will was probated. If the Will was not probated, you cannot commence an accounting proceeding because there...
It is still valid. If she is still competent, I suggest updating it with the correct addresses. If not, then make sure anyone you deal with using...
There are several issues which you need to consider. Did you inherit this property under a will? Is it a specific bequest or residuary bequest? If...
You have to be careful in this transfer. Not only is timing important, but you do not want to get thrown of off your government benefits. There...
There is a distinction between being an Executor of your mother's will and the trustee of an irrevocable trust. It seems to me that if all of the...