What is the deadline of all beneficiarys to receieve a will after the deceased in slc utah

I am not licensed in UT or KS, however under most state laws the estate representative is required to provide a copy of the probated will to named...

Can I contest my Mothers Will in the Sate of Ct. If the origanal will had my name as heirs but the second dosn't

Both prior attorneys offer good answers and advice. The life insurance in most circumstances is completely separate from the will and probate...

Do i have a case to contest the inheritance split

What is your question? If he had a will and you are entitled to take a share of his estate, then you need to assert your rights. If he died...

Is a residual clause mandatory in a will?

There is no residual clause requirement that I know of in any state. Although it is usually prudent and helpful. To the extent that an issue...

Helping my mom out by providing her with money - claiming mom as dependent for tax purposes

I would advise hiring an accountant to help you in deciding if you meet the requirements to claim your mother as dependent. First issue is if your...

Sole member or leadership of a trust

You do not provide many facts here so this is extremely hard to answer - who did you call? The attorney for the estate? The department of state...

My friend has recently found out that her father died in 2010. Her brother who has power of atty has failed to contact her.

This appears to be a rather complicated factual situation here, so my first advice would be to hire a local estates attorney to assess the...

I would be very surprised that a person who completed a living trust did not name a successor trustee, but with that said, you will likely end up...

When the person who has power of attorney passes away, who then becomes in chanrge

If there is no back up to the agent (person acting for the "principal" under the POA) it is basically as if there is no POA. You may need to...

How do I go about seeing the contents of my parents' latest wills?

The prior attorneys are correct regarding your right to see (or not see as the case may be) their wills. You should also take the other advice...