Can an executor close out an account? How long does it remain open?
It would appear that your husband did not have an attorney representing him, or if he did, that the attorney is not an expert in probate law. ...
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It would appear that your husband did not have an attorney representing him, or if he did, that the attorney is not an expert in probate law. ...
You are going to need both an expert "Personal Injury" attorney to advance the wrongful death lawsuit. If you have already hired that lawyer, he...
I agree totally with Mr. Ertle. I don’t know why your birth certificate would be needed unless they think your are not his son. You have no...
This matter is fact-specific and far more complex than can be answered in this online forum. The legal work required will be costly, and will...
If you are nominated as executor in his Will and if he had money, accounts and “stuff” (and possibly a house), you need to get all the information...
The short answer to your question is "probably" yes. The longer answer depends on who was appointed as Executor? If it was the lawyer, when and...
If the deed says to "Bob Smith and Linda Smith, jointly with rights of survivorship" or similar words, it is a "survivorship deed" all that is...
You don't say if Wells Fargo is the trustee, or just the firm that holds the account. You need to be more precise with terminology. You are...
The short answer is, yes, you can dispute it. The long and disappointing answer is that it requires something akin to a lawsuit that will be very...
You don't say why you wish to do this. Gifts can be way more complex than you imagine. If you are thinking about it for nursing home/Medicaid...