How long does a creditor have to file a claim on estate after legal notice is run in paper

8 months from the date of the first publication.

How long does a creditor have to file a claim on estate after legal notice is run in paper

8 months from the date of the first publication.

My husband died. does his life insurance go into his estate

Whether or not the policy is part of the probate estate depends on who the beneficiary of policy is. If the policy was paid to his estate it will...

What right does my mother-n-law have to her home if her name is not on the deed in SC?

This depends on how the property is titled. If the property is titled in your stepfather's name only, the property would pass according to his will...

Verbal abuse is not Criminal Domestic Violence in South Carolina. There must be actual harmful physical touching or a reasonable belief that...

What happens to the inheritance of a pre-deceased sibling? Can it be passed onto grandchildren?

South Carolina has an anti-lapse statute. This means that the share under the will that was designated to go to a deceased child would go to that...

What are the consequences if A GENERAL POA does not visit, care for, provide nutrition and care for an elderly dementia persons.

The consequences for an agent of a General Durable Power Of Attorney that does perform duties of care depend on the relationship of the principal...

I am 22 years old, I'm I too old to emanciapte myself from my father? I wish no longer to be related to him and bare his lastnam

You cannot change whether you are related to him, but you can change your last name. You might be able to do this without an attorney. Go to the...

Personal Representative

It sounds like the spouse may be the current trustee even though it is against the terms of the trust. The beneficiaries should contact an attorney...

How do I find out about all my mothers assests she died in 2009 in SC. But she lived in md mostly all her life.

If she died in South Carolina then her estate may have been probated there. Find our what county she resided in last and call the Probate Court in...