What is a disclaimer trust?
A disclaimer trust is an estate tax planning tool used to save (estate) taxes. Many wills and revocable trusts allow for a disclaimer trust to be...
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A disclaimer trust is an estate tax planning tool used to save (estate) taxes. Many wills and revocable trusts allow for a disclaimer trust to be...
I agree with Ms. Coles. However, if a probate is opened, usually an inventory is filed and that information may be public record. Keep in mind...
I think your situation here is somewhat complex so I think you need to find an attorney to look into your matter. However I will say that if...
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I do not know about Georgia specifically, but in PA and NJ the answer is Yes.
I know of no state that requires more than 2 witnesses - most states require 1 or 2. Most wills also have a "self proving affidavit" which states...
Assuming this isn't a primary residence, for which there are exemptions: The tax cost basis of inherited property is the decedent's date of death...
Mr. Whalen is correct: When you were added to that account you have full access to all the funds, legally speaking. Now, you still have access to...
If the surviving wife is the named executor, she needs to take the will for probate so that she can deal with his probate property (the property he...
One additional thing to keep in mind: the house would only go to you 100% if you are the named beneficiary of the property in her will (or if the...