What happens with to a survivorship deed when both parties listed on the deed are deceased?
It will go to the survivor’s Estate or under their last will and testament
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It will go to the survivor’s Estate or under their last will and testament
It depends on if she was married and if she was whether she had a prenuptial Agreement. But the children would be heirs at law and entitled to a...
There is no penalty for not probating a Will. An heir or beneficiary can demand that the will be turned over to the court. A Will does not have...
The trustees of a Revocable Trust typically have the power to transfer or sell property. They would not have to revoke the trust to do that
The Power of Attorney must be notarized and you will need the original
I agree with the prior answer in that to be valid, you have to prove that is their last will and testament in the way to prove that is by filing a...
I agree with the prior answers. If the parent is not competent and can’t sign a Power if Attorney, then you will have to have the court order a...
You would need to hire an attorney to prepare a Power of Attoney for him to sign. But if he is not declared incompetent, he could go to the bank...
Call the District Attorney, the Sheriff or police and Department of Human Resources Adult Protective Services
If your father died 18-19 years ago, the 401(k) has most likely been paid out to whomever was named as beneficiary of the retirement. You can...