Can a family court in Florida serve a Revocable trust executor in Connecticut?
You need to see an attorney immediately. Do you want to find out that something can be done when it is too late to address and you have personal...
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You need to see an attorney immediately. Do you want to find out that something can be done when it is too late to address and you have personal...
You probably don't need to do anything. If you want to file a 'suggestion of death' and or 'notice of withdrawal of petition' go for it.
If you just sold your life estate, then the remainderman still owns the rest of the interest in the property. So, you probably do not owe the...
You should bring the trust document to a lawyer. If you are a beneficiary of a funded trust you have the right to ask for all info about the trust.
1st you would have to have an estate open for your mother. Then you would have to sue for the return of funds to the estate based on a lack of...
You do not have inheritance rights without a will granting you those. So, you likely have no right to the ashes.
You will have to do more than not agree. You will need to object to the inventory or it will become the order of the court.
You could try. Stepmother is not going to admit that she said there was a will. You are unlikely to recover the will now. Definitely an uphill...
Put the house in an irrevocable trust with the youngest daughter as beneficiary of the house once great-grandmother goes. Have grandmother make you...
Put the house in a revocable trust. Put the house in a properly configured irrevocable trust.........................