As the executor of my sister's estate, can I reimburse my mother for the money my sister conned out of her?
Your mother would need to make a formal claim for reimbursement in the probate case in order for the estate to be able to reimburse her.
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Your mother would need to make a formal claim for reimbursement in the probate case in order for the estate to be able to reimburse her.
No, that is not true. A handwritten will works in the sense that witnesses are not required, but you could also sign a typewritten will with two...
It would be a very rare attorney that would be familiar with the Suze Orman documents and therefore be able to advise you regarding the utility of...
You don't HAVE to put anything into the trust, but if you make that choice you will have completely wasted the money you spent on creating the trust.
Any lender would be very hard pressed to try to find a way to characterize that as a "transfer" of ownership when all that is happening is a change...
You should consult with a attorney about your fiduciary responsibilities under trust. I suspect you will find that to need to convey the house back...
In the event of a conflict between the trust document itself and the trust certification, the trust document itself prevails. HOWEVER, a third...
Such language would normally be interpreted to require outright distributions of all assets to the children in equal shares, in kind. That means...
If any of the other co-owners (after your mother passes) refuse to sell, one or more of the co-owners will have to petition a court to force a...
There must be some missing facts. You reached the age of majority at age 18, 21 at the most, either way a long time ago. You were automatically,...