Should co-executors share an attorney?
If one co-executor is keeping something from the other and plans to keep it that way, then no, they should not share an attorney. However, in...
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If one co-executor is keeping something from the other and plans to keep it that way, then no, they should not share an attorney. However, in...
My condolences to you on the loss of your father at an early age and now the loss of your grandfather. You may not have to have an attorney. If...
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If your father had a designated beneficiary on his IRA, or if the IRA agreement states a specific individual or individuals will receive the...
All you have to do to obtain a copy of the probate court file (assuming it was a Georgia probate court) is call the court and request a copy of the...
My condolences on your loss. Assuming that your father's Will was validly prepared and not the result of someone exerting undue influence over him...
I think you may be confused by the term "execution of the Will." Execution of a Will generally means signing it - in other words, when your mother...
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If the deceased person had his primary residence in Georgia, then no, you do not have to offer the Will for probate. However, under Georgia law,...
Your question is confusing. If you personally are the beneficiary of a 403(b) plan then the money which comes from that plan would not be...
My condolences to you on your situation. Unfortunately, if you truly cannot afford a lawyer, you may need to seek help from a local legal aid...
Very likely, because a refund would normally belong to your mother's estate, which means it does have assets.