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My father past away in April 2012. The attorney would wrote up the will is a personal friend and business partner with my
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Answered on June 04, 2012
The will most likely says "all my real and personal property" shall be distributed as follows-
That would include any interest in his business...
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Divorced son died by suicide, no will. Note in car said give wallet to exwife. Police did that, she emptied his bank account.
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Answered on June 04, 2012
The bank account should have been in his estate unless his former wife's name was on account. This might be a criminal offense.
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If my Mother passed away, who is entitled to her portion of my Grandfather's estate?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
Your grandfather can leave his estate to anyone with instructions in his will if your mother dies before he does. If grandfather dies and leaves...
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How do my I go about setting up secure will that will not get "questioned", after parents death?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
Anyone can contest anything. An estate planning attorney will know the proper steps to take to protect the file. The most common reasons to contest...
My father has savings bonds that were left to me and he won't give them to me even though they're in my name. How do I get them?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
You could try to have them re-issued as suggested or have an attorney write a letter demanding them to be released. The attorney would probably...
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Is Ohio POA legal in Minnesota?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
I practice in Florida and recommend my clients update theri POA's every three years.
The problem becomes-the older the document-the more...
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Clarification, please, on statement contained in a Trust.
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Answered on June 04, 2012
Does the rest of the trust refer to a percentage? If so-they should equal 100%.
If not-I would vote for 5% each.
Sometimes it becomes necessary...
Revokable trust became irrevokable when husband died. We were never told this would happen. Can this be rectified?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
Sorry for your troubles. All trusts become irrevocable upon death of grantor(s).
It would be very difficult(not impossible) to change the course...
Temporary guardianship state to state?
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Answered on June 04, 2012
I think anyone would need more information on your question.
Is there a court appointed guardian?-If so-you would need a new court order to change...
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I think my fathers stepchild by marrage only are miss using hes fund as power of attorney. I am his only child.
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Answered on June 04, 2012
Assuming your father is competent-he can grant apower of attorney to whoever he wants.
Until he decides to give you a POA-you have no power or...
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