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If a parent dies and his home is only listed in his name, not his spouses, does the house become his next of kins upon his death
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Answered on November 28, 2009
If the house is in the sole name of the spouse, his or her will would control the disposition of this asset. If that person died without a will...
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One of the four children were left out of will. Can that child contest it?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
You can get a copy of the will at the register of wills office in the county where decedent resided. However, contesting the will is very...
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Collections coming after estate, can't close probate. Charges were not suthorized. Is hearing only alternative to close probate?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
It looks like your attorney has little choice here, if the creditor is insistent even though the facts are clear. If this is a clear case of fraud...
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If i refuse to sign over my rights to be exsecutive to my late husbands estate tto his sister can they file for exsecutive of hi
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Is there is a reason that they want you to sign over your rights to serve as executrix? If there is a reason, such as conviction of a crime,...
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Must a lawyer for decedent produce will for heirs at law?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Wow, this really sounds fishy. The will should be a matter of public record at the register of wills office in the county of the decedent. ...
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Sister-in-law from Hell
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Answered on November 28, 2009
, you do have recourse. Your action to recover here is called a "surcharge" action. If SIL has violated her fiduciary duty and caused you harm,...
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Out of control Executrix getting even, because I married her ex-boyfriend from High School.
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Yes, you do have recourse. Your action to recover here is called a "surcharge" action. If SIL has violated her fiduciary duty and caused you harm,...
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Sister-in-law from Hell
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Yes, you do have recourse. Your action to recover here is called a "surcharge" action. If SIL has violated her fiduciary duty and caused you...
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Inheritance tax rate and filing?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Generally, the beneficiary is not subject to inheritance tax if they receive the bequest from the estate. Also, you do not pay any income tax on...
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Do i claim my deceased daughters pension on my income or hers when i file income tax at the end of the year?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
By now the plan has been informed as to your daughters death. As a cash basis taxpayer, her final return will report only the distributions she...
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