If a person is named as a beneficiary in a will but is now deceased are their surviving children entitled to their share
Yes-if he was alive at the time of maker of the will-his share vested with him and would be controlled by his will.
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Yes-if he was alive at the time of maker of the will-his share vested with him and would be controlled by his will.
It appears that you did not make an inadvertent agreement and you have no obligation to contact him further.
The executor can be made to honor the provisions of the will which would be different than contesting the will. The mere fact that the executor is...
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It depends on the language in the trust-but many trusts have clauses where the trustee has descretion for health care expenses including dental...
You would need to examine or have an attorney review the language in both documents. Most of the time-the answer would be NO.
Yes-she can name them jointly.
It depends on the language in the will but the the jewelry would not be counted if it was included in the separate writing or "off the top".
No-not if she is living. Yes-if she has passed away and someone has possesion of the document-it must be filed with the court which makes it a...
You are entitled to a copy of the trust and an accounting of the assets and expenses. It appears you will not be able to obtain this on your...
In addition to the posted answer-he should not be able to claim them unless he provided for at least 1/2 of their support unless it is covered by...