How much time does an executor have to contact person named in the will as a beneficiary?
How do you know you're a beneficiary? Have you seen the will? Has it been probated? Was there actually a will? Have you asked about the status?...
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How do you know you're a beneficiary? Have you seen the will? Has it been probated? Was there actually a will? Have you asked about the status?...
Mr. Rafter is correct; another choice given the facts you've presented is to go to court and get a protective order as it appears he is abusing...
Mr. Rafter is correct — call yourself whatever you want. My wife uses her name from before we were married —there is no rule that you hae to take...
Rather than answer this I suggest you go to an estate planning attorney or an elder law attorney (nearly the same thing) and review your choices...
Mr. Johnson's on the right track, although audio recording will be a lot of work and a judge won't listen to hours and hours of that stuff. I'd...
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This will require very careful review by a real estate attorney. Your facts are not complete enough for an answer. The lawyer will have to review...
You don't say what the terms of the contract are - most real estate contracts are signed and closing, with all money paid for the property, done...
My friend Mr. Wilson is correct. You asked this twice - my more detailed answer is with the other question, here:...
When you sell the home the loan will be paid off. You do not need to 'get him off the mortgage' as his passing took care of that, practically...
Mr. Kreitzer is correct - you need to talk to a divorce attorney. I'm moving this from Estate Planning to Divorce & Separation for lawyers in that...