Contesting a fraudulent will in probate.
This forum isn't about "will I win my case" because those questions depends on facts, most of which we do not have. Regarding the legal issue, the...
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This forum isn't about "will I win my case" because those questions depends on facts, most of which we do not have. Regarding the legal issue, the...
Depends what the TOD agreements say. If the account owner dies without the beneficiaries of the TOD living it is more than likely the account will...
The terms are generally used interchangeably or depending on the state. Usually we say an "executor" is named in a will and an "administrator" is...
The answer is, it depends. I have extensive experience with payroll tax issues known as the "trust fund penalty" - this is where the "responsible...
You need to speak to an attorney - but generally a trust deed identifies the current trustee, but has language indicating that the successors or...
In addition to what the other fine attorneys said - there can be gift implications to such an action. Thus when considering a transaction of this...
I could not have answered this one any better than Ms. Mayer. Take her advice.
I do not know about Illinois, but in NJ for example, you can file a complaint "For advice and direction" for this type of issue. You might not be...
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Assuming the will does not speak to the issue, the executor should be able to transfer the property to you both as "tenants in common" - meaning...
You have to have the documents reviewed by an attorney. You cannot get an answer without a review by a qualified attorney - but it is not unusual...