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Dad died suddenly with a will and the wife as sole beneficiary..he had several bank accts in his name only.
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Answered on November 05, 2012
My condolences to you on the loss of your father. As to your question - I agree with Mr. Ashman that you do not provide sufficient information to...
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I need legal advice regarding my 92 yr. old mother who has Dementia. I live in Cumming, GA and my brother in Plano, TX.
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Answered on November 01, 2012
I changed your practice area from Estate Planning to Guardianship because this is not an estate planning question at this point. The short answer...
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What legal authority do I have on a house that is left for the family? The will of grandpa. is supposed to be prob. in 2 more y
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Answered on October 31, 2012
It's not clear from your question whether your grandfather is actually deceased yet, whether his primary residence is or was in the state of...
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Is it worth fighing probate and paying taxes to save home? Shouldn't my mother, his sister, be heir and have right to property?
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Answered on October 30, 2012
Assuming that your uncle lived in Georgia, and assuming that your mother is actually one of the heirs or the only heir (your uncle's spouse or any...
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Can iget a copy of my fathers will, only child step brother,step mom got all,never showed me will dad had plenty for all of us.
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Answered on October 29, 2012
If your father's Will was submitted for probate, then you should be able to contact the probate court of the county where he had his primary...
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How are personal debts handled after death?
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Answered on October 29, 2012
To add to the two answers you've already received, in Georgia, a deceased person's debts (legitimately owed debts) are to be paid from his probate...
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My mother died November 3, 2011 leaving a will which is held by my sister.
She has not shared the will with anyone, nor has she
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Yes, you can. You may also be able to ask that the appropriate court force your sister to produce the Will. See an attorney licensed in the state...
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What can my aunts legally to with my grandfather's house?
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Answered on October 12, 2012
Based on your original post and the information provided in your comments to the first two answers you received, it appears that no, your aunts do...
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What is the best method to use if my mother wants to sign over the house/deed to me and would there be any huge taxes to pay.
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Answered on October 11, 2012
Assuming that your mother lives in Georgia and she is the only owner listed on the deed, and that there are no liens, mortgages, or other debts on...
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Where can I get a formal revocable trust document for the bank of america that is located in Georgia
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Answered on October 10, 2012
You are looking for a fairly unusual type of revocable trust. I would very strongly advise you to find an attorney who has drafted this type of...