My father has Alzheimer's. He has a fairly large net worth. How do we protect him?
The prior attorney offers sound advice. It can not be stressed enough that you need to retain counsel immediately because every day that goes by...
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The prior attorney offers sound advice. It can not be stressed enough that you need to retain counsel immediately because every day that goes by...
The prior attorney offers sound advice that should be followed. By retaining counsel, you can also demand an accounting from her to provide...
If your mom was alive when your grandmother passed it would appear she was entitled to her share (assuming there was no conditions to survivorship,...
The will would not overrule the beneficiary designation in any event. It would be quite difficult to overturn these beneficiary designations...
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First, the husband gave mom a life estate in the real estate, so when she dies, the real estate is controlled by the terms of his will. Second,...
You use the term "probate tax" but in most states there are probate fees and inheritance taxes, two separate concerns. As far as probate fees,...
The wife would generally not be entitled to anything. The only way she would be entitled to anything would be if your mom made a specific...
Basically, children are not entitled by law to a bequest from a parent. In addition, if he specifically left you only $5 it shows he thought about...
Your facts are unclear but if you are saying that the house was in your mom and sister's name you may have a problem. If it was held by them...
It is not unusual to have a non-beneficiary serve as executrix. To have her removed you need to have grounds for removal. You would need to show...