Estate - does my sister have to move out of my mother's home if the estate is going to probate in Maryland?

If you are the only two children you both have the right to serve as Personal Representatives and you can then agree how you want to handle the...

6months probate has ended .when Do I get my inheritence?

You could try contacting the Register of Wills' office where the probate is being administered to see what the status of the Estate is and if an...

My question concerns the matter of old unpaid creditors when I go to file the accounting with the Register of Wills/Probate.

The Register of Wills office will not allow an estate to be closed if there are unpaid claims. You have to either show evidence that the claims...

Dad dies, has surviving spouse, who opens estate to get approval to be Personal Rep. because policy shows up w/ no beneficiary.

In Maryland, if you die without a Will, the spouse and children all have the right to serve as Personal Representative. And the spouse and the...

Am I entitled to any portions of death benefits if separated from spouse??

As the spouse of a child of the decedent you do not have any rights to death benefits. In addition, inheritances are protected in the event of...

.Must I go to court to settle my deceased mothers funds from an Aunnuity. The estate is less than $50, 000.

You can obtain an EIN for free on the IRS website. I do think an EIN is needed if the annuity gets paid to the Estate (i.e., if there is no...

Can I become temporary guardian if the mom got the paper notorized?

I think a little more information is needed. If the child stays with grandma is grandma the guardian now or is mom the legal guardian? Does mom...

Ruth rozankowski 12510 river mill dr. bayonet pt. fl. 34667 was my mom she has past and i would like to know if i was mentioned

You can check on-line to see if an estate has been opened. Here is the address: http://registers.maryland.gov/main/search.html. If nothing is...

In Maryland, can a couple with no children or other dependents , elect QTIP in their respective wills, w/o forming a TRUST?

This question is confusing. When a couple holds assets jointly there is no tax at the first death because there is a marital deduction. Estate...

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Does Texas require a Will to be Notarized?

In Texas, a Will must be witnessed by two credible witnesses above the age of fourteen (14). No notary is required. Generally, it is recommended...