Can a sibling/administrator charge administrator fees& still receive there 1/3 of the estate?
If all three siblings are co-administrators and all three are co-equal beneficiaries of the estate (ie., 1/3 each) it probably would make little...
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If all three siblings are co-administrators and all three are co-equal beneficiaries of the estate (ie., 1/3 each) it probably would make little...
I agree with Ms. Blair - if they are also all beneficiaries taking a fee might not make sense.
Short answer is yes. Relation does not matter.
Short answer is that the agent does not have to tell you anything, unless there is something in the power of attorney that indicates she must (some...
Your mother needs to meet with a qualified elder law attorney. Rules vary by state, but it is not uncommon to have a family caregiver agreement...
There are a lot of missing facts here. But assuming father and uncle are deceased and own the property (the only owners) then the property would be...
Theoretically yes if you own part as a tenant in common - but who wants to buy 10% of a property with someone they don't know? Chances are you need...
Probably the best course of action is to petition to become the administrator of his estate or attempt to probate the copy of the will. Depending...
Note that I am not an attorney in Georgia but I think I can give a general answer. If she did not sign and does not have the capacity to do so then...
You should consult an attorney. However when you sign as someone's agent you are not signing "their" name you are signing your name in your...