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I agree with the prior attorneys. Additionally, to be safe, I would call the IRS and request a copy of your 2009 "Tax Account Transcript" and "Tax...
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I agree with the prior attorneys. Additionally, to be safe, I would call the IRS and request a copy of your 2009 "Tax Account Transcript" and "Tax...
The prior attorneys are correct. Why you have waited 2 years is beyond me so you need to act quickly. Hire an attorney.
I think it is very obvious you need competent counsel to assist you. If you have an issue with your current attorney immediately find a new...
As usual, Mr. Fromm offers the best advice: Hire an attorney (at the beginning of the process). To answer your question, if you are a beneficiary,...
The prior attorneys are correct. One small caveat not mentioned would be that it is possible the real estate in FL would not or did not go through...
Under the New Jersey Statute (NJSA 4:80-1 and 4:80-6) basically states that named beneficiaries and "next of kin" are entitled to notice of...
The prior attorney is likely correct about the situation. The trust may (I stress may) say that you are not entitled to your share "outright"...
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The prior attorneys are correct. As a legitimate beneficiary of the estate either under a will or state laws of intestacy if you qualify as a...
The will being a pre-marriage instrument could have a bearing on the overall estate. If the current wife is not accounted for the current wife...
Mr. Fromm is correct. If there is no surviving spouse and you are his only child it would appear you take all his property, at least as far as...