My brother-in-law and my wife never filed a final accounting for their parents estate. Is there a statue of limitations 4 this?
Please consult an estate litigation attorney ASAP for advice and assistance!!!
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Please consult an estate litigation attorney ASAP for advice and assistance!!!
Your mother can give you a gift if she wishes - but it sounds like a large gift if you want to buy a house with it. Your brother can challenge it -...
I agree with attorney Smolinski. Writing any estate document is dangerous because one needs to undertand taxes, Federal law and State law in order...
Unless the typos change the meaning of the trust, it's better to leave the original trust "as is" rather than inserting pages. We ask our clients...
A beneficiary is free to retain an attorney and there is no need to notify the trustee. The trustee has his/her own attorney and that attorney...
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Your mother's guardian should have filed annual reports (financial) with the Court and the Court would have entered an order - either approving the...
First, your sister should not be living in the house rent free - fair market value rent. Both of you should pay for repairs, taxes, etc. 50/50. ...
The GAL represents you, not your mom, and what you talk about should be confidential. Good luck!
This is NOT the proper way to accomplish guardianship. Please consult a guardianship attorney.
This is normal; spouses must sign deeds. You did not gain joint ownership of your wife's inheritance. This is an issue of real property law...