Was advised not to put an estate in probate in the state of n.c.is this good advise
I would agree with the prior attorneys that a good answer cannot be given here. The person advising you may have been saying that since there are...
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I would agree with the prior attorneys that a good answer cannot be given here. The person advising you may have been saying that since there are...
I am not licensed in CALIFORNIA. This is not legal advice or intended to create an attorney-client relationship. The will/trust should tell...
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Mr. Carrier echoes my thoughts exactly. If I were the executor I would also not distribute until I had a release. If the beneficiary has a reason...
I concur with the previous answer. You say "murder" but you also say "lost control" of the car so it would probably come down to the mental state...
By definition a "will" has to go through probate. This means that the will controls any property that the decedent owned in his name alone at...
I have to say that your facts are very unclear. It is also unclear if you are talking about a living trust or not, although I assume you are. If...
If your facts are as you say they are and there are no assets in the estate, then you have no need to "raise" an estate and apply for letters of...
You will need to hire an attorney to review the will and your situation. The estate (personal representative of the estate - executor) should have...
If you are asking about what is called discharge from indebtedness income (DOI) (i.e., income that will be reported for you due to the fact that a...
Mr. Fromm offers great advice. You would be well-served to hire an attorney and request a copy of the trust and to speak to the trustee regarding...