If a notary changes the notarial certificate after the person is deceased is this enough to be thrown out of probate??

A notary is not necessary to have a will admitted to probate. While it might cause some issues, the end result would be the same if two witnesses...

Generally they are not a good idea as they end up consuming a huge amount of assets to deal with later. You should speak with an estate planning...

The CD's are not subject to probate if they have a beneficiary designation. The individuals can do what ever they want and do not have to equalize...

“The foreclosure judgment states my home will be sold on August 21. (120 days) from agreement) When will I have to leave?

You should have at least 10 days after the sale. You might also consider filing bankruptcy before the sale to stop the sale. You should consult...

Holding a family members things? They won't get their belongings. ....help!!

This does not appear to be a probate issue, I am going to repost it to real estate as it sounds similar to many landlord tenant issues and there...

The validity of the will depends on the circumstances and requirements at the time the will was signed, in the state where it was signed and has...

This question is for an estate planning attorney with knowledge of inheritance issues in Switzerland and Germany.

Yes it is possible, but you need to look at the tax implications. You should hire an attorney who deals with international taxing issues and...

What is the bank of deceased asking after I presented letters of admin. and pr order needing to see closed accts by previous pr

With multiple beneficiaries, you must have a lawyer to open a probate. As you have the letters of administration, we must assume that you already...

Are the will a public record ?

Wills are recorded with the clerk of courts and are in the public record (if filed). Deeds are also recorded and publicly if filed. Also there...

Selected as the best answer

My father signeed power of atty over to my sister befor he passed away with my mom being alive and in good health would she need

Your mother would need two witnesses, and preferably a notary, but neither you or your sister must be present.