Can you log (cut down trees) a probate property?
It's a subjective determination but if it benefits the estate it could be okay.
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It's a subjective determination but if it benefits the estate it could be okay.
I believe you've posted about this 5 different times with different facts each time. Since you have an attorney consult with your attorney as this...
You should have your own attorney. If there is already a dispute you need representation. I am not an OK attorney so I don't know the practice...
I would take Mr. Arenstein's advice being that he is an OH attorney and I can tell you this is also true in other states.
If he has the will (the original) you can file a petition with the Register of Wills to issue a "citation" to him to compel him to produce it...
Most actions in a court can be appealed in some fashion. I would advise hiring an attorney to assist you.
When you say you are vested remainder to you mean he is the income beneficiary currently and you are the beneficiary of the principal after his...
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The "back office" at the bank should assist you. You should also have your own attorney if you are the trustee. Not sure what the bank would...
I think this question was posted twice - I answered the other posting... it depends if it meets the requirements of a will and I would want to know...
The attorney represents the Executor. The Executor has to disclose certain things (its usually easier informally but by court order if needed). ...