Does my sons girlfriend have rights to his things after his death?
I am sorry for your loss. To answer your question, his girlfriend does not have a legal right to anything that she cannot prove ownership of or...
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I am sorry for your loss. To answer your question, his girlfriend does not have a legal right to anything that she cannot prove ownership of or...
You will likely want to consult with an attorney in that county for assistance in this matter. From the facts you have listed above (and assuming...
So it sounds like what you may really need is a Guardianship/Conservatorship hearing for you to be appointed as those. Depending on how advanced...
I am sorry for your loss. I advise that you consult with a Probate Attorney in the County where your father and grandma passed away as you are...
So the way an "in terrorem/no contest" clause works (either from the document's language itself, or in practice due to how Court's have chosen to...
No, your Grandmother has absolutely no claim to the property. If the will specifies that you are the 100% beneficiary of the property then it...
I apologize but you will need to re-post this question in the Guardianship or other related section for the state of New York. Attorneys licensed...
Like Amanda said above, you all will have to have a competent Trust Attorney review your mother's Trust document as well as any existing "gift"...
I am sorry for your loss. The short answer to your question is Yes you definitely do. However, when you tell the company is another issue and from...
I am sorry for your loss. I want to address a few facts that we haven't covered but that I would need to address. Was your brother married at the...
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