Can the executor of a will decide what happens with the property?
Not really sure what you mean by "not willing to relinquish"...the will should say what happens which generally would be the house needs to get...
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Not really sure what you mean by "not willing to relinquish"...the will should say what happens which generally would be the house needs to get...
It may or may not be appropriate to "stop" the administrator...you don't say how long it has been. If you proceed properly with an attorney you...
There really is no option other than for the executor to handle it, if they are still alive, etc. If not, a replacement under the will can be...
Bearing in mind this answer could differ by state I highly doubt it....no you do not need to be in the same place but the principal (Mom) needs to...
I strongly agree with Ms. Stewart. The trust itself must be reviewed but if she is a current beneficiary and you are her parent (legal...
I also agree with the other attorneys that because this was a lifetime gift there is no step up in basis. The fact that it was later recorded...
File your return with a SCH C and just use your deposits/payments to calculate your revenue. It could cause an issue later if they do issue 1099s...
When you state "my name is on the deed also" it is not clear if the house is owned "jointly with right of survivorship" in which case upon her...
If you are the beneficiary of a trust (that is what this sounds like) you have to review the trust to determine if you are entitled to anything. I...
If the will indicated there was a specific bequest of a particular dollar figure, you should get that amount exactly (assuming the estate is paying...