I am of the mind that you simply have an attorney prepare a Transfer on Death Affidavit which will transfer the property to your children. If they...

You might also be asked to sign a Waiver to act as the Executor or Administrator of his estate if there is no Will. Sounds like there is, but if...

If you have a sibling, I assume you and your sibling are the beneficiaries under the Will. If that is the case and if the POA allows you to...

You will need to show that the car was able to pass inspection and get licensed and establish the market value of the automobile prior to and after...

You can file to open the Estate as a small estate, of which there are two versions. You will need to identify the bank and list the asset as a...

I agree with the prior answer. However, if the attorney is not satisfied, you can file a motion for summary judgment. Get an attorney to help you...

The answer is a simple no. A TODD Affidavit is effective upon being recorded. Thus, if it was not recorded prior to the death of the owner, it is...

There are several things she might have done. 1. Execute a Will. 2. File a beneficiary deed or Affidavit. Each of these are called Transfer on...

If the TOD Designation Affidavit was not recorded, then it is not in effect. The TODD Affidavit must be recorded before the death of the owner of...

You really need to consult with an expert in the area of Medicaid. From your post it is difficult to know if her husband is still alive and living...

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