How long does an executor have to settle an estate in Georgia?
I agree with Mr. Ashman: it would be possible, but unusual, for an estate administration to last for more than 10 years if the Executor is doing...
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I agree with Mr. Ashman: it would be possible, but unusual, for an estate administration to last for more than 10 years if the Executor is doing...
As Mr. Ashman said, you very well may need to offer your mother's Will for probate, get appointed as the Executor, and then deal with the mortgage...
To answer your initial question, there is not a set length of time in which an original Will must be filed with the appropriate probate court after...
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your father. As for your question, you will need to consult a probate attorney in person, not through...
You wouldn't be filing a claim against the Will; you'd be making a complaint against the executor, if you really didn't get what you are entitled...
You've already received 2 answers to this same question, apparently on the first version of your post. Please look there to see them.
If your aunt never legally adopted you, if she wasn't married, if she didn't ever have or adopt any children of her own, and if her parents are...
As already stated, the life estate interest is controlled by the terms of the actual document that created it, so there's no way to know for sure...
As the first respondent suggested, the answer is "maybe." Consult an attorney, preferably an attorney who knows a lot about fraud cases. Don't...
In certain circumstances, a copy of a Will may be admitted to probate, if sufficient evidence is produced by the person who wishes to have the Will...