My uncle changed my mothers will without my knowledge I am her only daughter
First off, your Uncle cannot change your mother's will - she has to have done so herself. If you believe that she was not competent to make such a...
Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
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First off, your Uncle cannot change your mother's will - she has to have done so herself. If you believe that she was not competent to make such a...
Speak with your attorney. Even if I was so inclined, I can't make heads or tails out of your 'dilemma' the way you have described it. But, you...
Yes you will. In Florida, if the amount is negligible, you can do a Summary Administration, and then file an ancillary probate in NY.
As mentioned by my colleague, in order to have the home in FL transferred into your name, you will have to hire a FL probate attorney to file an...
Yes, there is indeed an advantage to reviewing/revising your estate documents every few years as your needs and family dynamics change. Your life...
Find a good probate attorney and file probate IMMEDIATELY. What that will do is prevent creditors from attaching the house or property. If you just...
It depends. Even if the deed has been properly signed, witnessed and notarized, it is not valid until it has been delivered to its intended...
You can't. If he left no will, the car will be subject to probate administration - which, since you are not a relative, will not be of benefit to you.
The fact that you signed an irrevocable trust doesn't tell us anything about the nature of the trust, the reason for the trust, the property that...
I'm sorry - you have not given us enough information to adequately answer your question. Something must have occurred during the application...