Our dad passed in 06, left his entire estate to his 3rd wife. Are we able to contest this Ohio will and is there a time limit?
It's too late.
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It's too late.
NO
By your own admissions, you haven't been the most thoughtful beneficiary. Take their advice and communicate through your attorney.
You need a death certificate. Some banks are easier to deal with than others. You can try to use the death certificate and will - but if it doesn't...
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You need a tax ID number - she used her SS# prior to her death. You can go online to IRS.gov and apply for a Tax ID number. If the trust earned...
The probate estate was responsible for payments. Did you contact the original bank by mail - certified return receipt? If so. do you still have the...
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If you do not have an operating agreement, the LLC statute in the state where the LCC is located (NY?) controls. Please consult a business attorney...
it may be false advertising but it would cost you more to sue than the gift card is worth.
California is a community property state. My advice is to consult a divorce attorney with all of the facts. It appears that there is no corporation...
No - you don't want to alienate your employer. Wait until February.