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In order to probate an estate, we have property in two states, do we have to probate twice, once in each state?
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Answered on September 02, 2014
The first question is whether the property is, in fact, a probate asset. If so, my colleagues are correct: You will need an "ancillary probate"...
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In Ohio, if I purchase my parents house in a cash transaction from my siblings, what fees/taxes do I have to pay?
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Answered on September 01, 2014
Your terminology is a problem, because not all lawyers call trusts by the same names. And if the house is owned in a trust of any type, you are...
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My mother and father are both passed away neither of them had a living will,there house is paid for what do I do to get my name
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Answered on August 24, 2014
You cannot transfer real estate from a deceased person to heirs-at-law without opening a probate estate. Who inherits the house depends on how...
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Does a Durable POA necessarily expire upon incapacity of the principle? Or only on death.
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Answered on August 23, 2014
All Powers of Attorney cease to be valid upon the death of the principal, although many bank and other financial employees seem not to understand...
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Can a trustee sell property from a irrevocable trust form a llc then purchase property????????
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Answered on August 23, 2014
I agree with Mr. Atchley that the question is not quite clear, so here are some generic concepts. First, the authority of the trustee depends on...
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No communication who is the Trustee or who to contact for a copy of the trust
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Answered on August 22, 2014
If the amount of money in your grandmother's estate is material to your parent's well-being (or yours if your parent is deceased), you need to be...
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I have durable power of attorney and have taken liberties to pay bills of my own.
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Answered on August 21, 2014
You may wish to contact a criminal attorney, but there is a difference between criminal "theft" and civil "breach of fiduciary duty." I doubt you...
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How is the Estate divided up, when worded in the will to be 33% of the estate?
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Answered on August 21, 2014
The executor is obligated by law to distribute in equal value, irrespective of who wants what. If the heirs can figure out a way to agree rather...
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Annuity Co. is requesting court doc of authorization for executor to request payment to beneficiaries. Why type of doc needed?
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Answered on August 20, 2014
A Will merely "nominates" an Executor, but there is no Executor unless and until appointed by the Probate Court. The Executor has not, as you say,...
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3 sibs own a house deeded to us after mothers death .can 2 of us keep my sister from moving her drug addict son in.
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Answered on August 07, 2014
This is no longer a Probate matter, as the house is not in the probate estate but rather is owned by individuals outside of Probate. One of my...