My father lived with his girlfriend in her home. He passed.
If she probated the will (big if) it would be public record at the county Register of Wills in which he resided at death
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If she probated the will (big if) it would be public record at the county Register of Wills in which he resided at death
It is not really clear what your question is. If you are asking about inheritance and his assets, as a starting point you can contact the probate...
Most annuities do have at least a portion that is taxable for inheritance tax purposes on the death of the annuitant and the beneficiary would pay....
If the property of the father is to pass to his two chilren (and there is no will) then the children have an equal right to be the administrator of...
Yes those are "non-probate" assets if they are controlled by the contract with the bank (beneficiary designation, POD, joint ownership). They are...
Can they? Yes. They can be reimbursed later because that is a loan to the estate if they pay estate expenses from their own money (TOD is their own...
The assets of the estate - not likely it would go against the PR personally. But failing to obtain the insurance is a pretty egregious breach of...
The death certificate can be updated/amended. The bigger issue is the estate and if someone has opened the estate without informing you and if that...
If you have an issue with the way the estate was handled you do not have to sign. that will force the executor to court to have approval through...
You actually may not even need to do much to "reopen" the estate. Contact the register of wills where you originally handled the probate and see if...