Do Irrevocable /Revocable Living Trust have to be notarized?
Notarization is a good idea and so are witnesses. I use 2 witnesses and also a notary but it is not required in most places. See if a Nevada atty...
Kennesaw, GA
Estate planning Lawyer at Kennesaw, GA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Guardianship
Notarization is a good idea and so are witnesses. I use 2 witnesses and also a notary but it is not required in most places. See if a Nevada atty...
It should state the same. Read Mr. Frederick's answer for the distinction
Mr. OBrien clearly lays out the steps you need to take with an atty in your area: Go to AVVO.com, find a lawyer and put in the specialty area and...
Mr. Morrow did an admirable job with this question. You really need to take your info to a specialist in your geographic area: Go to AVVO.com,...
I agree with the other attorneys and generally don't need witnesses, but I would be very worried about the existing terms re adding trustees
I agree with Mr. Elie and suggest you pay or file for bankruptcy
You will do best to have a FL probate attorney file a motion with the FL probate court to have the awards completed
You should ask to be a co executrix and then decisions will be joint
I agree with the other attorneys and once they become part of the estate you will just contact the company and they are used to taking care of this.
Sorry for the troubles but it has not been long enough to file again.