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If a child is under 18 and listed as a beneficiary in a trust or will, but are now 18, when is the trustee required to disclose
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Answered on December 15, 2015
The extent to which a trust beneficiary is required to receive information about the trust depends on where the trust is structured and what state...
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In the state of GA is a single parent required to get permission from all there children in order to be cremated?
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Answered on December 11, 2015
I agree with the first respondent: ideally, your mother would have a Will that includes a statement of her wish to be cremated; the Will can serve...
What defines an "owner" of an item? the payer of the item or the receiver of the item?
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Answered on December 11, 2015
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your mother. Unfortunately, when it comes to tangible personal property items without title documents,...
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Does his wife have a right to this land if they get a divorce?
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Answered on December 07, 2015
The answer to the question depends on a whole lot of factors, including where your friend and his wife live, whether he has kept the land in his...
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I have a house that was given to me about 4 or 5 years ago. The house was put in my name. I have seen elsewhere that if you
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Answered on December 01, 2015
Yes, that's pretty much correct. The excluded gain amount can be more if you are married. You have to meet the IRS'S requirements for the house to...
Georgia Probate (Estate) question.
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Answered on November 30, 2015
Please accept my condolences on your loss. If your mother executed and delivered (and, preferably, also filed) a deed that transferred her house...
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Hello,
Can a court appointed administrator be changed to a family member under Georgia probate law?
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Answered on November 25, 2015
Yes, it is at least theoretically possible to have an appointed administrator removed and a new one appointed. If you can get the court-appointed...
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Is there a way to protect my children's interests in their grandmothers estate?
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Answered on November 24, 2015
Your children can hire their own attorneys and petition the appropriate probate court to compel the person holding the Will to produce it so that...
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Considering getting a lawyer to force response from executor and to obtain estate documents. What are the next steps?
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Answered on November 18, 2015
In order to hire an attorney, you need to schedule a consultation with one. In the situation you describe, you likely want to look for one with...
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I'm 71 and want to know how to be sure daughter gets ownership of property when I die Can I put her as co owner on property
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Answered on November 16, 2015
The best way for you to have a specific property pass to your daughter at your death is for you to ensure that your Will provides for that to...
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