My mother died and my sister was the execautor do i have the right to see the will
I recommend that you ask her for a copy of the document to insure that one actually existed at your mother's death. If one exists, you should...
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I recommend that you ask her for a copy of the document to insure that one actually existed at your mother's death. If one exists, you should...
Items that are titled in your individual name or were jointly titled (tenants by the entirety or joint tenants) with your spouse at his death are...
This answer is based upon the limited information provided in your question. Assuming there is three or more beneficiaries named on the TOD...
Since she passed away over two years ago you can file for Summary Administration and obtain all of the funds remaining in her account(s). In most...
Since her Will has not been filed or probate commenced, you should file a caveat with the court. That will protect you (by requiring that you...
The following will answer your multi-part question: What does an attorney have to do? They must file a Petition for Administration, oath of PR,...
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A Florida estate beneficiary has no obligation for the payment of estate or gift taxes. The Personal Representative (administrator) is obligated to...
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Since your father was not married, at his death, and died without a Will (called "intestate"), the only individuals who have rights to his estate...
I concur with Attorney Pippen, any estate planning document can be challenged. In many cases, a negotiated settlement can be obtained. It is an...
The answer to your question solely depends upon the ownership status, between you and your mother, reflected on the title. If you owned it as...