If we can't agree on an executor of the estate, no will, and the judge appoints one at a hearing, does that person disburse?
Yes-the person appointed would pay bills, taxes, and distribute by state statute.
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Yes-the person appointed would pay bills, taxes, and distribute by state statute.
Your question asks about placing the house in a trust "during" the divorce. You would not be able to place the Florida homestead in a trust...
Also-some attorneys are willing to charge by the hour or a flat fee. My firm will usually set a flat fee after looking at the assets in the estate.
Best bet-get a pre-marital agreement and you and your girlfriend can waive rights to each other's assets owned separately. Each of you can sign a...
Once the original executor was removed-another one must be appointed to continue the business of the estate. You might have been named the backup...
Yes-if proper language is in the trust. You need to be extra cautious of military or VA benefits with property in a trust. You need to seek the...
Your sister is obligated to advise and turn over any accounts that name you as beneficiary. No one else can collect these accounts. You might...
Yes-Your wife would be entitled to a elective share. The exact answer depends on if children are involved in the equation.
I would be glad to meet with you in Davenport-you can call 863-422-1370 to make and appointment. I will need a copy of the will and death...
Yes-the Judge would care if that is a true fact and if true would be declared invalid.