Estate set up to avoid probate using direct beneficiaries but what about deposit refunds that will be paid to the deceased?
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Answered on May 09, 2017
When shortcuts are taken to minimize estate administration, most people forget about the refunds because to open an estate would cost more than it...
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Probate court mother passed 7 years before spouse, do step children have claim to property owned by stepfatber?
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Answered on May 09, 2017
mother & stepfather probably held assets as "jointly owned" and stepfather probably inherited everything from mother. TX is a community property...
My sister died with no will and I am her only living relative. She left half of her assets to me and half to our brother.
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It appears that you were doing all of this on your own and you did not have an attorney to help you from making mistakes. You should not have...
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Can a parent remove one court appointed guardian of two years for a different one without cause?
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Answered on May 09, 2017
Only the court can change a court appointed guardian.
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Can the 4 beneficiaries of our mom's 1994 Revocable Living Trust get copy of her Trust & revisions to it from the co-Trustee?
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Answered on May 09, 2017
It appears that your mother is alive. You do not have a right to have a copy of her trust during her lifetime.
Can a Power of Attorney file a lawsuit on behalf of the Grantor without having their name on the suit
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Answered on May 04, 2017
Not in most states - the Agent is the plaintiff on behalf of the Principal - so both names should be on the pleadings,
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How to collect evidence to bring future court case against brother-in-law over family estate?
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Answered on May 04, 2017
Keep written documentation about all that is going on - such as what you have stated above. If you feel that there is dementia issues, you may...
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Is my husbands ex endangering her child by allowing her to drink... among other things?
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Answered on May 04, 2017
Of course this is endangering the child's health. But, the child needs help. Talk to the school counselor and your pastor to see what...
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What can I do about an out of control teen that appears to have psychological problems and refuses to go to school?
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Answered on May 04, 2017
There must be a local or state agency that can help. Is there a children & families state agency besides DHR? It appears that the child needs a...
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If trust beneficiary A alone files a removal action, can he argue that beneficiary B has additional grounds for removal?
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Answered on May 04, 2017
Beneficiary B should file her own action for removal. It will be a stronger case if each beneficiary files an action for removal.
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