If my boyfriend died without a will and I paid for his funeral, can I get reimbursed from his estate?
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If you, your sister or either or both of you are named beneficiaries in the policy, probate is not necessary; however, if no person ( or Trust) is...
I generally agree with Mr. Gross, except I would first hire a probate attorney to review all of the documents and the probate file and help you...
If it's in the Trust, the POA doesn't have control of it. If she's the successor Trustee (or currently Trustee), she would, but as a Trust...
If the Clerk won't or can't help you, contact legal aid in your community for free legal assistance.
If your sister has the original Will the statute requires her to file it with the clerk of court in the county where the deceased lived at the time...
Who told you there is a statute of limitations on stolen property? Was the deceased the alleged thief? If so, you object to the asset being...
No, he can't. Only a judge can approve a new PR. Mr. Gunthert has given you good information. Follow it.
I am confused by your question. Is the original property owner deceased and is this in probate? If so, anyone can talk to an appraiser, but only...
If your mom is not (yet) incapacitated, she should consult with an estate planning attorney to rewrite the DPOA if that's her wish. I know of no...