My father passed my sister is executor she stole the money from a locked box in house .
You need an attorney. You can start the process against her as executor to demand an accounting. What will probably happen will be that she files...
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You need an attorney. You can start the process against her as executor to demand an accounting. What will probably happen will be that she files...
Not nearly enough information given - you need to see an experienced estate planning/tax attorney.
I don't know about OK practice, but documents like that are usually notarized. If you take it to a notary they may be able to attach a notary's...
In most revocable trusts, the settlors/grantors are the trustees and beneficiaries as long as at least one is alive. That means you don't have ANY...
Speak to your attorney or hire an estate attorney. Depending on the size of the settlement and the estate as a whole will determine if it qualifies...
Depending on the complexity he should still use an attorney. It doesn't have to be too expensive but he has to be aware mistakes can costs many...
Mr. West, obviously an experienced attorney in your state, offers a good answer. The default rule is that a joint account is not subject to...
Assuming no will, the 'next of kin' or "heirs at law" are parent(s).
Sounds to me like the property settlement agreement addressed this very issue.
If you timely filed the return was due 4/15/13. As a general rule you have 3 years to amend a return which would take you to 4/15/16. There could...