Mothers only assets are old furniture.
You are under no obligation to open an estate or to personally pay for your mother's debts. Unless there are assets titled in her name only with no...
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You are under no obligation to open an estate or to personally pay for your mother's debts. Unless there are assets titled in her name only with no...
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Mr. Herman-Giddens has answered accurately.
In order to distribute the Decedent's probatable assets, an estate will have to be opened anyway. At least here, everyone, represented or not, will...
From the facts stated in your question, it seems a summary administration would be the best step to take in order to distribute the property,...
If your father has sufficient capacity, he should seek the assistance of an Estate Planning Attorney to draft the necessary documents so that you...
It seems further review of the Will and any other documents in relation to the Will should be reviewed by an attorney. If the Will was validly...
Generally speaking, if the lien or debt is against the Decedent individually, a statement of claim must be filed in the estate. Creditors have a...
You are under no duty to open an estate. However, as a creditor of your dad's, the creditor may open an estate and petition for the appointment of...
As Mr. Soss stated, every Florida Probate/Estate Planning attorney is different. We can charge an hourly rate, a flat rate, a percentage, and even...
I suggest you speak with an estate planning attorney who understands, and even practices, family law. There are many different ways to protect...