How do I gain access to my deceased parents' bank records?
Most likely the only way to obtain these would be in the context of a court proceeding - basically suing your sister for her misdeeds. See an...
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Most likely the only way to obtain these would be in the context of a court proceeding - basically suing your sister for her misdeeds. See an...
I would not approach it in that fashion. You have a number of issues to address (inheritance tax, other creditors, etc.) and in any event if the...
I would attempt to ascertain if you would end up with anything. Being estranged has no real bearing on things. If he had no will and you are his...
In general terms you are correct but without knowing the reasoning or legal theory for the suit it is impossible to say what the outcome would be....
If a person dies with no will and only has 2 children as the closest surviving heirs they would inherit equally. This is after all legitimate...
As was mentioned you should be able to obtain your bank records showing the payment or contact the IRS to obtain an ACCOUNT transcript that shows...
I agree with the other attorneys. But there could be any number of outcomes here. A buyout, sale of the property (with eviction/ejectment), etc. ...
I'm not in law enforcement so take my comments with a grain of salt. If there were suspicions the police should have been contacted right away. I...
Not enough information given about the situation to provide an answer. I would post more info - how did you come to own the property and what was...
You are entitled to an account of the estate. As to transfers before death, that may be quite a bit harder.