Archived
Both mother and stepdad are deceased. She died first.Title to home has both names. Is this subject to KS intestate law? Probate?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
If the property was owned in joint tenancy it would pass to your stepdad. You need to look at the deed and contact a local attorney. good luck!
Archived
Do I need to file a list of heirs with the court or will a small estate affidavit suffice?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
yes
Archived
Estate Funds and Medical Bills
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
pod/tod funds are payable on death. You are entitled to that money as soon as the original holder of the account dies.
Archived
Who is responsible for medical bills?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
You are not responsible unless the paper you signed says that you are financially responsible. His estate is responsible.
Archived
Query about my fathers house when he dies(we both still reside in it but NOT on joint on mortgage)
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
If the house can be paid off from his funds you should be able to avoid a sale "from under you" by contacting the lender.
Archived
My mother passed away recently. She did have a will. Do I need an attorney to fill a small claim affidavit?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
contact the county clerk in the county where your mother died.
Archived
Selling of house that has been probated
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
good
Archived
If a judge dismisses a probate case because of lack of action what exactly does that mean?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
It usually means that no action has taken place on the estate and the court does not want to keep a matter on its docket where nothing is...
Archived
Confused with divorce orders and probate.
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
Your mother was entitled to the policy benefits if she survived your father. Since she did not, if your father owned the policy at his death, they...
Archived
Do I still need to probate a will if there is no assets?
Richard's answer
|
Answered on March 29, 2010
If there are no assets, there is nothing to probate
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained
