I believe my brother cheated me out of our parents life insurance policy.
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I believe you must be the same person who asked this question previously, and to whom 3 fine answers were addressed by attorneys on this panel. ...
You need to get to a Probate specialist immediately. I agree with my colleague that this smells like your brother is forging your signature. It...
We need to know when your husband's parents died in order to hone in on this question a little better. The short answer is: No one has to provide...
You do not say whether it is a trust that has money in it now, or one that will come into existence after the death of both of his parents. Unless...
Do you mean a "TOD" ("Transfer on Death") affidavit? If so, I would not want the transfer agent to do this. The Seller is going to provide...
I assume by the way you are asking the question that your mother is already receiving Medicaid and did not disclose the $52,000 on her...
If you are the named beneficiary of a life insurance policy, even if the policy was not outside the contestability period, I agree that you should...
Brandi is correct, sometimes an attorney can fix things like this with a phone call or letter. You can file a complaint with Attorney General...
Our firm's expertise in this area is limited to the design and preparation of gun trusts for Class 3 firearms, so I do not have a specific answer...
If you have a great idea that has commercial value, you should not take a risk of doing this yourself. You should consult with an expert business...