If I’m the daughter in law and my husband dies first what happens. Do I get anything we live in her
As attorney Whalen hello hello hello indicated, you do not have any claim against your mother-in-law‘s assets unless you are named in her will or...
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As attorney Whalen hello hello hello indicated, you do not have any claim against your mother-in-law‘s assets unless you are named in her will or...
You can write to them to explain the situation. You might want to consult with an attorney to make sure that the language of the trust is clear,...
My condolences on your loss. Communication is a frequent source of concern in this area, and some people communicate better than others. Further,...
Your situation likely needs to be explored in greater detail than the above question permits, so you might consult with an estate/trust attorney in...
Please contact a trust attorney in your area. Many have free or reduced-price initial consultations. Ideally, an attorney with experience in...
I am not an attorney licensed in your state, but since no one answered yet, I'll pass on some general information. You can remove yourself from...
You may indeed have that authority, but you should not even consider approaching the situation without the assistance of a Estate/Trust/ElderLaw...
Limiting my response to the question posed, the Executor is under a duty to take reasonable steps to protect the value of the property, using the...
Speaking in broad generalities, when a husband and wife by properties in joint name, they own as joint tenants with survivorship by default, so...
My condolences on your loss. The first step is to take a close look at the deed. If the deed indicates that you own the property as “joint tenant...