How long to wait for claimants against an estate
You should have an attorney. The statutory period to present claims in NJ probate is 9 months. There are also other rules and priorities so one...
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You should have an attorney. The statutory period to present claims in NJ probate is 9 months. There are also other rules and priorities so one...
You need to retain a local attorney first, then you probably have to retain counsel in the the country where the other property is. Typically if...
Ms. Johnson gives a good answer - but was the money returned to the plan or not? There are many situations where deposits or checks come into an...
See an employment attorney about this matter.
Ms. Stewart is obviously a very fine attorney and gives you a good answer. Moving forward I would also have such a document witnessed and...
It is possible to object to the administrator selling for what you feel is too little. Hire an attorney to assist you or to help you work it out.
Estate administrator's are entitled to a commission for their services - generally assuming there are no special circumstances the commission is...
Most properly drafted health care powers these days would have HIPPA release language which speaks to this exact issue. Together with your sister...
Yes. The caveats to that are: it may depend on how he owned certain property as to what happens to it (for example a house that is joint with...
When your will is drawn up it is typically based on the state of residence - and the plan would cover assets located everywhere/anywhere. Thus if...
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