Can right of survivorship be "destroyed" w/out both parties' consent?
Yes. A joint tenancy can be converted to a tenancy in common by one party's transferring his or her interest, even if the other party does not...
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Yes. A joint tenancy can be converted to a tenancy in common by one party's transferring his or her interest, even if the other party does not...
I don't understand why you've decided to try the do it yourself route, especially if you have both a Will and a trust in place already. I couldn't...
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Yes, maybe, BUT: from the additional facts you mention about the son's physical and mental state, it sounds as if he would be an absolutely horrid...
A Will can only control assets which become part of a deceased person's probate estate. If there are no assets in the probate estate, then there...
A loan which was originally made as an actual loan, legally binding and intended to be repaid in full, can be forgiven in increments over time, and...
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My condolences on your loss and the additional stress your brother is causing you. Whoever is appointed by the Will as the Executor of your...
It sounds like the decedent's sons flat lied to the court. The spouse needs to hire an experienced estate lawyer as soon as humanly possible. She...
Ms. Shaffner is correct: Georgia law does not look favorably on beneficiaries under a Will also serving as witnesses to it. I agree with her as...
My condolences to your and your brother on the loss of your parents. As to whether you should consult an attorney for help with the probate and...
Probably not, but from your question it isn't clear who would have rights to anything. I would urge the wife (or someone on her behalf) to consult...