What should I do?
First of all if Grandfather's account is jointly with you, take your half immediately. Your brother misunderstands the 5 year look back. Any...
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First of all if Grandfather's account is jointly with you, take your half immediately. Your brother misunderstands the 5 year look back. Any...
It depends, but most likely if attorney has to get court approval or draw a new deed. If not done, probably not. Is attorney charging you a...
Who is the "we" you referred to who signed the quit claim deed. Grandma is deceased. Did she sign it before she died? Did her Personal...
Both Ms. Fernandez and Ms. Cloud are correct. i do believe you can claim the proceeds. the only question is from whether it's the insurance...
Mr McDannold is correct. Summary may be possible, but you should retain a Florida probate attorney to advise you on how best to proceed. As he...
Ms. Foster is correct. If all assets were held jointly or had either POD's (for bank accounts not held jointly) or TOD's (for securities...
As Mr. Pentangelo points out some lawyers are not as expensive as your son may believe. Many lawyers offer a free consultation before you have to...
Have a real estate or estate planning attorney review the deed and see if it could be modified to name a remainder interest. this would avoid...
You could offer to buy the car for a fair, but low cost. Then you'd lose your purchase price, but have the vehicle. Another alternative is to...
Assuming your aunt has legal capacity and the property has no mortgage, it could cost less than $200.00 (for the deed, including recording and doc...