Is a Married person living separately from spouse able to leave money to someone other than wife?
While a spouse may be entitled to their statutory elective share, you can still leave money to other people if you wish. Typically one of the...
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While a spouse may be entitled to their statutory elective share, you can still leave money to other people if you wish. Typically one of the...
Since you are divorced, if you died, the children would normally go to your ex (I assume he is biological father). If he does not want to be...
Without knowing more about your situation this question cannot really be answered. People give gifts for all sorts of reasons including being...
Judge's rule on actual matters before them. Without knowing more about your case I don't think anyone will know enough to give you an answer here....
If they are amendments or restatements I would always keep them yes. Why would you get rid of them? If a prior will is revoked it could be...
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You should have an attorney representing the executor. You'd have to look at the situation as a whole but if the taxes are your mother's personal...
You'd have to read the trust closely but probably yes. I assume that the successor to him has begun to act?
Is the lawyer the trustee? Trustee's fees in NJ are usually about 0.5% of principal and 6% of income per year and it still has to be "reasonable" -...
First thing to do would be to meet with a local estate planning attorney. He/She will walk you through the steps.
You most likely have to file for guardianship of an incapacitated adult. If you are the guardian of incapacitated person (just like a parent of a...