How much am I entitled to when my grandma passes away?

As to whether or not you get anything, that is a definite "maybe". Firstly, your grandma is free to make a will and leave her property to whoever...

Can I file taxes on 1040?

If a person is doing business using an LLC that has one owner, and has NOT elected for that LLC to be treated by the IRS as a corporation (either a...

Can a person get paroled before there tpm date

I changed the practice area of your question as it was posted as a "limited liability company" question, which is business law. Your question...

How do I get a letter of testamentary my brother passed in New York and I live in Georgia?

Please accept my condolences for the loss of your brother. If your brother was a resident of New York at the time of his death, you will need to...

WhoWho has say and final arrangements.?

A domestic partnership agreement in Georgia is generally applicable only to the management and disposition of property and is viewed as any other...

Do I have to list life insurance and 401K amounts in inventory for the estate if I am the beneficiary of both?

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your sister. By "beneficiary" am I correct in assuming that you were the named beneficiary on the life...

Property held in a trust is disposed of according to the Trust Agreement. Property held solely in the name of the deceased is disposed of...

To leave my brokerage portfolio, to siblings in india at death, with out hassle for siblings in india Transfer on Death TOD

Your question is quite beyond the scope of this limited venue. There are numerous tax and legal issues that have to be considered as well as the...

what can i do regarding putting a house when there was no will?

I'm sorry for your loss. Your sister cannot "claim herself" as executor. An executor is the person appointed by a Court to carry out a proved...

How do I file a petition for no administration necessary when the will is not able to be probated for several reasons?

Please see a lawyer as soon as possible. It is quite possible that the what you describe as a will is not valid under Georgia law, and therefore...