What legal recourse can i do? Can her distribution be reduced for legal cost spent?
I would ask your attorney. It is not uncommon to have to file an account with the court for approval and distribution. You may ask for legal fees...
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I would ask your attorney. It is not uncommon to have to file an account with the court for approval and distribution. You may ask for legal fees...
I would speak to the mortgage or title company as they often have approved forms they know they will allow. Otherwise contact an attorney to draw...
The answers you've been given are good - I would only add that since you said you are the "only child still living" the fact that other siblings of...
The owner of the account can change the beneficiary - so I believe the answer to your question is yes.
If you are both on the note and mortgage you probably don't have to do anything more than notify the lender at some point but typically if payments...
Your question indicates to me you need legal assistance with the matter as there could be an easier way than what you are stating but to answer...
The issue with these types of things is whether or not a person is / should be "Taken seriously" depending on their mental state. ALso it may be...
I agree - probate asset in this case unless it was the beneficiary taking the RMD that had not been taken by the decedent while alive.
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If you file and have a refund due, whether you are on a payment plan or not the refund would be applied to any outstanding balance. You could file...
There is no such thing as a public defender in a civil guardianship case. It may be that your father, who is an alleged incapacitated person (the...