What happens when beneficiary of an estate dies?
Most likley-since your oldest brother was living at the time of the death of your grandmother-your brother's share would be included in his estate.
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Most likley-since your oldest brother was living at the time of the death of your grandmother-your brother's share would be included in his estate.
I agree-certified revocation should be enough(but certified by who?) However-getting a certified copy that has beenrecorded from the clerk of...
Several thoughts. 1-The POA can not be used to benefit oneself. 2-the most common reasons to contest an action as you describe is undue...
Simply file the will. Non-titled personal assets do not have to go through probate-especially with no dispute among beneficiaries.
Famous legal answer-IT DEPENDS. The trustee can charge for labor services rendered. Often -the trustee can just hire someone for labor services...
How to establish your rights?-you will need to go through a probate (to prove) your relationship and rights to the estate. prove)
Your father could have a new will or could own all assets jointly with his new wife. Any one answering this question would need more information...
Each trust is controlled by the assets placed in the trust. The language in the trust means nothing if assets were not registered to the trust.
Too little information to answer this question. is the grantor/creator able to make decisions.? Is the grantor deceased? Who is the...
I agree with my colleagues-your mother should meet with an attorney that will draft the document based on the needs and facts of the...