Upon my passing, can I will my home to be sold in a simple will?
You can, but probably should not. Your homestead is a protected asset. If you have any heirs who might receive part of the proceeds, you should...
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You can, but probably should not. Your homestead is a protected asset. If you have any heirs who might receive part of the proceeds, you should...
I agree in some respects with my colleagues responses. Mom married 4 years ago. Was the Will written before or after her marriage? Also, how was...
I can't answer your question without knowing more of the facts. Were accounts jointly held? Did they have a POD or TOD? If your husband was the...
I'm not sure I understand your question. If he (and his wife)live in one house, that is exempt from the medicaid calculation. Is he renting the...
I don't understand your question. You should contact an elder lawyer and explain the situation in more detail, so she or he can assist you. If...
I agree with my colleague's answer, but my question would be "how" did your sister cash the check if it was made out to your mother or her estate.
Your sister-in-law cannot change your father-in-law's will. However, she may be able to change some of his accounts or his real estate. You...
Yes, you will need to open a probate. Get yourself appointed PR and then you can find out who gets what and if necessary assert your spousal rights.
In addition to my colleagues suggestions, Dad might be able to disclaim his inheritance (since the check has not been cashed, especially if the...
probably $100 to $150 depending on the legal description and other issues plus recording fee in the county where the property is located.