My brother gave me his son with all of these documents signed by him and son. Mothers deceased, now what?
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I am not licensed in OK so this is general advice only. I would advise consulting an estates attorney for advice. However, generally, I would...
Why can't he deposit the check, allow it to clear then write you a check for the same amount? He could also place a restrictive endorsement on it -...
With regard to Texas real estate practice I cannot answer as I am not familiar and not licensed in TX. I am licensed in PA and NJ and I can speak...
The previous posters are correct. Often, dealing with the state tax issues first (or in conjunction) is very important because you have a baseline...
Please listen to Mr. Fromm and get with an attorney as he offers sound advice.
What type of Bonds? E, EE, H, HH?
The answers to your questions as you pose them (generally speaking) are No and No. If you wish to challenge your brother's administration of the...
I provide the following answer with the great big caveat that you can get a much better answer by actually reading the trust document. I am not...
Your best course of action would be to go to your local Surrogate/Register of WIlls and file for Letters of Administration (if she had no will). ...