What is the difference between POA and Guardianship?
The difference: a POA is a document executed by a competent person naming an agent (usually to act for them especially upon their being determined...
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The difference: a POA is a document executed by a competent person naming an agent (usually to act for them especially upon their being determined...
They could be, but it is definitely not common practice. Spouses are often both present when the will is signed (along with the required...
Call around and ask estate planning attorneys abotu their porcess - most send you an "intake" and information gathering worksheet ahead of time so...
The first question is did you open an estate for him? If he had a will did you probate the will? Did you go into the Salem County Surrogate's...
It is true that you need an appropriate reason to obtain one. However you can also request it online. See link.
"will not be able to find two witnesses" - do you know two people who are friends and not beneficiaries? Ask them, ask a neighbor, etc. I've signed...
If you are already dealing with issues, it is best to see an attorney. I will say that if you are in fact a beneficiary you are most certainly...
If someone who is deceased has money/assets or a right to assets, those assets have to go into and pass through their "estate" to go out to...
What your father told you does not matter so much as what the will says. If the will has been probated it is public record so you can see it. ...
I agree with Mr. Dove. Likely discoverable.