What does a beneficiary of a will in CA have to do in order to obtain rights in land in Texas?
Wills are typically probated in the state/county where the decedent resided (that has its own legal definition but indicia of residency are owning...
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Wills are typically probated in the state/county where the decedent resided (that has its own legal definition but indicia of residency are owning...
You say your mother is executor - she is not executor until she is named as such. You also say there is no need for probate since it is so small. ...
While I agree that there is no excuse for an attorney not to promptly return calls and update clients and/or beneficiaries, sometimes estate...
Go take the will to a lawyer to review, but if the provision giving the property to your aunt says something like: "To Aunt, or her issue, per...
Yes, it sounds like you are in a "pickle." I would first hire your own attorney to make sure what you are being told is correct. That said, you...
Read the trustee succession section of the trust for the best answer. Many trusts do allow for all beneficiaries to agree/vote on the next successor.
The other attorneys are correct - it is usually easier if you have someone lined up willing to take the job though!
I do not think there is any question whatsoever that any document signed under duress or based on overreaching or undue influence is invalid. The...
The other attorney offers sound advice. The tax debt, assuming you and your wife at the time used the filing status of "married, filing jointly",...
I would add that it is technically not possible (improper) for you to have an estate Tax ID number if Letters Testamentary / Letters of...