Estate Question?
Fiancés have no standing under the law to get anything. Spouses do, but your estate would need to be probated to get everything to her unless you...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
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Fiancés have no standing under the law to get anything. Spouses do, but your estate would need to be probated to get everything to her unless you...
You are most likely out of luck, but the only way to know for sure is to have copies of all the documents reviewed by a probate or real estate...
I don't know what you mean "put her son in law name on deed." The only way to transfer real estate is by a deed, properly executed and either...
I'm afraid you haven't written your question clearly enough to know how to answer. You don't say whether or not there was a Will, and if so,...
Absolutely not! It would be fraud, criminal and civil. You will need to get an expert probate attorney to handle the estate for you. The reason...
Your father may have a bill of sale, a deed, a contract for interment rights or all of these. You'll need the documentation, and evidence of your...
You will not be able to get any information from the bank unless and until you are appointed as Administrator of his estate by the probate court. ...
If you are the beneficiary of any accounts, policies or the Will, you can disclaim or renounce your interest. If you have children, the terms of...
If you wait six months and don't pay any bills and don't respond to any creditors, the debts will disappear as a matter of law (except for the...
You should definitely and immediately engage your own expert estate attorney to review all the assets, the documents and the family tree so you can...