How is estate distributed between two sibling?
It depends what the will says (if there is a will). If there is no specific language or he died without a will (assuming kids take equally) the...
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It depends what the will says (if there is a will). If there is no specific language or he died without a will (assuming kids take equally) the...
The Grantor is your father I would presume - so he can't amend. If the BENEFICIARIES can change trustees that would be unusual.
Can you clarify your question - I'm not clear what you are asking exactly. Try to explain more - and post to Estate/Estate Planning
The timing of this is not quite clear so I think you may need a professional to look things over. You also may be conflating two things - capital...
It depends on the wording of the deed. So someone would have to see the deed itself. The house could be owned as "Joint Tenants with Right of...
Ms. Blair is correct. I would just point out that while it is easier to get the siblings to sign a "Renunciation" form to allow one to become...
Yes. Most people have a "pour over will" and a living trust whereby the will just transfers (or as we say pours over) the assets of the probate...
It depends on the situation. Generally if she has a pour over will the will would essentially pass it to the trust and the trust would dictate...
Sounds like he resided in Georgia when he died? Yes, someone should open his estate in Georgia. The passage of time may make things a bit harder...
Absent something to the contrary in the terms of the POD, since your brother in law survived his mother it would go to your BILs estate. Whomever...