What to include on probate asset lists?
Ms. McMahon is correct - probate inventory only includes assets owned by the deceased at death (not including beneficiary designated, joint or POD...
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Ms. McMahon is correct - probate inventory only includes assets owned by the deceased at death (not including beneficiary designated, joint or POD...
There really is no such thing as a joint will, but they could have a joint trust. You could start by contacting the probate office in the county...
The first thing I would do is contact the probate court/office in the county where she resided at death to see if an estate has been opened (i.e.,...
Sounds questionable at best. Get yourself to an attorney to review the situation regarding the legality of the current guardianship (or lack...
If there are assets (including these checks) in the estate (as opposed to the trust) they have to go through the estate (will). Most states have a...
I agree with the other attorneys who answered - much of the answer lies in how he owned the assets when he died. Keep in mind that assets could be...
Well, only when the person passes away. Most states have a small estate threshold which sometimes obviates the need to probate or at least makes...
If your question is, can you be in trouble for self-dealing under a power of attorney after the death of the account owner/principal, the answer is...
Every state has a procedure to compel someone in possession of a will to probate/present/deposit the will with the probate office. See a local...
What do you mean by "illegally" having alcohol? Is it a liquor license issue or a liability issue? Usually the main concern for a non-profit would...