My husband passed away without a will.
No. Life insurance goes "outside of your estate" directly to the beneficiary. You are in luck. You don't need a lawyer for it - just present...
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No. Life insurance goes "outside of your estate" directly to the beneficiary. You are in luck. You don't need a lawyer for it - just present...
I would say it depends on your bank, your loan agreement and the state where you live. You do need to consult with experienced real estate attorney.
I would create a revocable living trust - transfer deed to your house into the trust, change beneficiary designation on life insurance to the name...
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I would say yes, just as a practical matter, even if you don't have to do it legally.
Short answer is yes, Medicaid is not a right, its a privilege that is given to people who have no income or resources. However, it has a pay-back...
I would create a trust and draft a will as well. I don't think you can put a lien on the house into a trust, but if she leaves a will as well,...
wow, will be hard to prove, but if you think he did something improper, you can complain to what's called Dept. of Finance in NY
Go to legal aid society - they have really good family law unit and can help you for free
I would say hire a forensic accountant or an investigator to see if assets have been moved. If they were - attorney can help you determine if...
Yes, why not. The only issue is if the 2nd party brings an attorney as well, it has to be transferred out of small claims to regular court...