Do I need to open an estate account for my dad who passed away?

Since he lived in Florida, you will need to speak with a Florida probate attorney about this question.

What can I do to get siblings to either share deceased mother's property, her will,or file will in North Carolina court system?

Mr. Love is correct. You should contact a probate attorney for assistance. However, as to personal property that does not have a title (unlike a...

All heirs to property agrees to sell. What paperwork is needed?

In order to sell any property owned by a decedent, an estate needs to be opened. If you are talking about real estate, a full estate will be...

I am very sorry to hear about this situation. However, I think that you will want talk with a NY attorney. There may be an estate issue here, but...

Cd account for deceased.

No, there is nothing here to suggest any protection from creditors. As a general rule, creditors have the right to be paid from any assets that a...

How do I close a decedent's business checking account for a solely owned LLC in which there is another signatory on it?

From the information provided, as well as the uncertainty you have in terms of the lack of information from the bank, it is rather difficult to be...

First, I want to try to clarify some terms. Letters Testamentary refers to a court order appointing a person (called an Executor or Executrix) to...

3 months prior to her death my mom put her house in my and my brother’s name. Tax consequences at sell?

From your post, I am assuming your mother lived nearby in Cabarrus County and filed a deed keeping a life estate in her house and providing that...

How do you open a trust in a corporation for children?

I agree with Mr. Robinson. An experienced estate planning lawyer would be able to prepare trust documents to achieve your goals. However, these are...

What to do as my father passed year an half ago with no will. I have step mother.

Based solely on the information you have provided, you and your older sister would be entitled to a portion of your father's estate, along with...