Post nup, pre nup
Your question is not entirely clear. However if you are asking can you draft and sign an agreement between both you and your husband, the answer...
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Your question is not entirely clear. However if you are asking can you draft and sign an agreement between both you and your husband, the answer...
Your best course of action will be to go to the probate court where he resided at death and see if there is a probate file for him (it should have...
I would have the documents and the deed reviewed by an attorney. It is possible that the trust existed prior to the transfer so it might be...
The need for a business license depends on the type of work you do (see link below) but it is likely you at least need to file business tax...
Mr. Frederick is correct, as usual. Take his advice.
It really depends what the prenup and her estate planning documents actually say. Absent any planning the surviving spouse would certainly have a...
Yes, its an available record. Your brother is an interested party so he is entitled to notice even though not named in the will (that's the law in...
You mean when he turns 18? Is it "possible"? Yes. Is it likely, no. This assumes you are not unfit parents.
Mr. Bernick offers a good summary. Probate assets pass via the laws of intestacy and that depends on the relation of the deceased to other family....
I would go elsewhere to have the returns prepared (again), then sue the person who took your money and didn't do the work.