Why executor/power of attorney right after my great aunts death she refuse to show the trust assets?
Why did you not get to see it earlier? Probably because the executor didn't feel like it and since you did not have an attorney they didn't feel...
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Why did you not get to see it earlier? Probably because the executor didn't feel like it and since you did not have an attorney they didn't feel...
I agree with Ms. James - this is likely a lifetime transfer and assuming it was otherwise a valid transfer the 4th sibling is probably out of...
It very well may be true that you only have limited rights now, but the right to more later, at least in terms of receiving assets. However it is...
I would agree that you should contact a personal injury attorney. I would be concerned if the statute of limitations has already run.
What is meant by "accident." And are you using the term "gifts" in terms of an inheritance or life time gift?
First step, review the document to see what it says. Next step, sit down with an attorney to assist you in determining the proper steps under...
The court records of the county where probate occurred, if any, would have the available information.
The liabilities of the deceased remain liabilities of the estate and are paid only from estate property, so long as the executor acts in a proper...
Technically no. Practically if you are the only 3 heirs at law or beneficiaries of the items under the will it may not be a problem. I would...
Mr. Frederick's answer is good and should answer your question. If it was a joint account (joint with right of survivorship) upon your father's...