Should I sign a waiver of right to administer or not ?
There is no reason not to sign the "waiver of right to administer." In Ohio, the next of kin that are equal degree have superior rights to...
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There is no reason not to sign the "waiver of right to administer." In Ohio, the next of kin that are equal degree have superior rights to...
Attorney Huddleston has given some great guidance. As the question is lacking some information, I would only add that if you meant there was no...
You have no authority to sign the title back to the dealer at this time. For the record, even if he executed a will, you would still have to apply...
I've moved your question to the Real Estate category because you will likely get better answers. Additionally, I recommend having your aunt's land...
Whether your children are able to inherit the share of their father depends upon how the will was written. Many wills contain the term "per...
I'm assuming that you are unmarried. If you are then this may be more have a question that should be directed to a divorce attorney. Assuming you...
The simple answer is no, but it may be more complicated than that depending on whether there were any joint owners or transfer on death...
The answer depends on whether there was a will and if so, how the will was written. If there is no will then under Ohio's statute of descent and...
You received notice as you are likely next of kin and would have inherited from his estate if he did not have a will. As next of kin the statutes...
The answer to your question depends on the language within the warranty deed. If the warranty deed contains language that states the property is...