Do I have to pay my deceased fathers taxes if there is no will and no estate?
You are not responsible for his taxes. But you need to make sure he owned no property at this death.
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You are not responsible for his taxes. But you need to make sure he owned no property at this death.
If a probate case was opened, it needs to pass through that. If that is all there is, you could probably do a small estate affidavit.
If you are the sole administrator, you can file an eviction. If the sister in question is co-administrator, then obviously she won't agree to that....
This is too complex to be fully answered here. Theoretically, yes, you could do that. But, you need to consult with a Trust attorney to discuss...
If he sold it to you and transferred the title before his death, then it's your truck, the same as if he had lived.
You need to contact a probate attorney about protecting your rights.
If you were the named beneficiaries, there is generally nothing for your brothers to contest. The exception would be things like, they claim you...
If your mother is already on Medicaid you need to consult with an experienced elder law attorney who can advise you the best way to handle this...
The cheapest way to do it is to have the attorney who did the trust make the necessary amendments. If they are no longer available, then any estate...
I would have the existing documents reviewed by an estate planning attorney. You may already have everything you need for that to happen.