Will I get in trouble with courts if I take money out of estate before probate is done?
You should consult with your attorney. Because under the circumstances you describe, you should be able to request a partial distribution.
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You should consult with your attorney. Because under the circumstances you describe, you should be able to request a partial distribution.
You can make a will and dispose of your property however you like. However, you should consult an attorney about doing that.
You could file a quitclaim deed to remove yourself.
You need to consult with an attorney about the possible options available to you.
You need to consult an attorney with the deeds, etc., that you are referring to so they can help determine if it is too late for you to do anything.
I assume you have an attorney assisting you, so you should consult with your attorney. Dependng on the circumstances, you may need to get court...
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You need to cover all of that with your attorney. There may be an issue of her breaching her duty as guardian, which would allow you to recover...