What should I do about a $10,000 administration fee?
It's not clear if these are legal fees that weren't paid and why
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It's not clear if these are legal fees that weren't paid and why
Mr. Whalen offers a good answer, as usual. Total time to deal with an estate can be 8-16 months and all places in between. If the real estate is...
If I'm not mistaken you have your son as primary (100%) beneficiary. If your son survives you, he would take the money. If he survives you but...
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You can attempt to have her removed. See a lawyer who deals with probate disputes and file a petition for her removal - if the facts indicate she...
First question is did she have a will? If she did the will should tell you what will happen to the property. Second question is how was her...
I agree with Mr. Potter - have your lawyer(s) assist you. While this may cost you some money now you have to do the right thing. If the ex...
File for guardianship. You should speak to an attorney who will help you obtain guardianship if she/he is being mistreated.
I don't think so. Never heard of such a thing. If you're the executor (especially if there are other beneficiaries) I would be quite cautious...
You certainly need a lawyer. The fact that you are a non-profit doesn't make much difference in terms of your rights and obligations.
Transferring a property during life is generally not advised by most estate planning attorneys. It may or may not be indicated for your parents. ...