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If me and my three sisters are listed in my dads will to be executors and his grandson is living in the home after he passed awa
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Answered on November 01, 2014
If there is a will, the wills says who the executor is. It would be unusual for there to be more than 1 or 2 executors - are you sure it is not a...
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Surrogates Court County New York, 2 Estates, 2 Appt'd Admin w/certif.. What is Legal procedure for transaction of Estate Funds ?
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Answered on November 01, 2014
There really isn't any information here to base an answer on.
Tax lien placed on my house by IRS for a former owner. Am I responsible?
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Answered on October 31, 2014
As the other attorneys indicated, the lien is merely on record at that address because the debtor lived there. It does not mean that the lien is...
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Is an estate checking account mandatory to settle an estate?
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Answered on October 31, 2014
It would be typical to have an estate checking account - it is easier to track expenses and when the home sells the proceeds have to be deposited...
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A tenant died. What should be done?
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Answered on October 31, 2014
I would advise you to at a minimum do a bit more to locate family. I would also inventory and place the property in secure storage for at least a...
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My mom died in March and didn't assign an executor of estate. My father is still alive but he wants me to handle everything
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Answered on October 31, 2014
Is there a will? If there is a will and your father is first executor he can decline and if you are next in line you can serve. If there is a...
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What paperwork/documentation is required to properly sell an inherited home between two siblings after probate?
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Answered on October 31, 2014
Assuming the property was properly deeded out of the estate and probate was closed, you would simply need a deed as well as a note/mortgage. ...
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In Georgia do funeral expenses take priorty over medical bills owed to Medicare.
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Answered on October 31, 2014
Ms. DiSalvo gives a good answer - I would also guess that the bills are MedicAID as opposed to Medicare.
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Executor petitioning for probate and grant of letters did not reveal decedent adjudicated incapacitated after executing will.
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Answered on October 31, 2014
It could. Sounds like you need to sit down with a lawyer and decide if you want to contest the probate or file a caveat to the opening of the estate.
Is a 401K death benefit/distribution part of an estate or a seperate benefit like life insurance? See details below
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Answered on October 30, 2014
Ms. Stewart and Mr. Fischer, who are both very good attorneys, give you solid advice. See a lawyer about your next steps.