Do I have to move immediately out of my grandfather's house because he passed away
What does your grandfather's will say?
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What does your grandfather's will say?
It all depends on what your grandmother's will said, or if your aunt was on the house deed jointly w/ right of survivorship. If your aunt got the...
Typically, solemn form is better in that it offers a higher level of security once the estate is closed--its worth the effort.
Sounds like he's in need of a guardianship--see a local elder law attorney.
He needs to establish a minor conservatorship over his son's estate, not a guardianship. Fees for that will vary from attorney to attorney--he...
Your question is less of a legal question and more of a medical one. If your friend's condition is acute, then inpatient treatment may be all...
Perfect answer from Ms. Shaffner. The standard for capacity in executing a will in Georgia is lower than that required of most legal actions.
If you signed a promissory note, you have an obligation.
From your facts, I would suggest a guardianship is in order. Get a consult with a local probate attorney.
Yes, you can do the guardianship action and ask the Court to have the County appointed to serve as the actual guardian--happens all the time; all...