Question about executor of wills and remaining debt.
The debts belong to the Estate and do not become personal liabilities of the Executor. As indicated in the prior comment, it may not make sense to...
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The debts belong to the Estate and do not become personal liabilities of the Executor. As indicated in the prior comment, it may not make sense to...
You should get with a local attorney and have them review this issue as soon as possible. In general, the Executor is bound to do exactly what the...
Did you hang out with the kids who didn't like you? I hope not...so why would you work with an attorney who gives you a cold shoulder? There are...
An attorney would need to review the entire lease agreement to tell you exactly how this is going to play out, as there is generally a separate...
In general, it is reasonable to hold off on making distributions until taxes are paid, but that aside, you should 1) request a complete copy of the...
First, please understand I am a VA attorney, so my analysis is based on the law of Virginia, but I anticipate the Florida law is comparable. If...
There are too many variables in this situation to give an accurate answer on this discussion board. I would strongly encourage you to get with a...
Yes, this can be done, and it is done quite frequently. The only difficulty is that everyone will need to come to an agreement about how much your...
The Administrator of the estate is incorrect. In Virginia, the disclaimed portion does not escheat to the state - nor does it necessarily pass to...
Trust and estate law, especially as it relates to grandchildren (potential consequences from Generation Skipping Transfer Taxes), is extremely...