My father is executor of my mother's will. What happens if he dies before paying out the inheritance?
First-the joint assets would automatically go to your father. The $2000 could be applied to expenses and fees-which mean the grandchildren get...
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First-the joint assets would automatically go to your father. The $2000 could be applied to expenses and fees-which mean the grandchildren get...
Is the estate/trust represented by one attorney? If so-the attorney has to strictly follow the distribution stated and treat all beneficiaries...
You should hire an attorney to file a petition.
Sorry for your loss. Did mom have a will? Do you have siblings? Was she married? You will have to answer a few more questions to get an answer.
I agree with attorney Goldstein.
No-sorry. Florida statute does not allow felon to serve.
Maybe but it would be impossible for any attorney to answer without a complete review and analysis of the facts.
No-she would have to be appointed executor to have any power. The executor would have to be agreed to since one was not appointed in the will.
You can record the original in NY and send a certified court copy to Florida.
Actually-your attorney should be answering this question. The attorney and executor are both entitled to fees for services. Assuming you have an...