A few questions as executor of estate where no will was made?
I do not know the law specifically in IN, but in most situations the executor is entitled to a commission - this comes off the top before...
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I do not know the law specifically in IN, but in most situations the executor is entitled to a commission - this comes off the top before...
I agree with Mr. Potter regarding the options you have.
You'd have to review the terms of the deferred comp plan/beneficiary. That is not your money, it is the beneficiary's money. It might eventually...
More than likely there is no creditor issue here. This assumes you are the direct beneficiary (not his estate) and it is put into an inherited IRA.
Okay - resign then. Look at the document or have a consult on the law as to what you need to do to resign - this usually involves providing a...
Typically the test for where to probate is based on Residency of the deceased, not where they died. What does the death certificate say as far as...
The children would not have a gift tax for any amount received. Mother could incur a gift tax if she has an overall large estate (at least 5.3...
Whether or not a pour-over will is necessary is not really a state specific issue (at least not in the way you are describing). A pour-over will...
The power of attorney (medical proxy) ended at parent's death. Assuming no surviving spouse, the children would all have equal right to become...
Well if your uncle is "handling" it, it sounds like he is executor. If the will was probated it would be on file with the probate court in the...