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My mother passed away and her boyfriend got everything I am the oldest son am I entitled to anything. There was no will.
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Answered on November 21, 2014
Do yourself a favor and consult with a probate attorney in your area. You should not wait on this. Good luck.
In Indiana can the executor of an estate use the deceased's credit cards for their own personal use?
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Answered on November 21, 2014
The simply answer is no. You might want to consult with an attorney.
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Can the sudicide of a sibling affect the will of my deceased mother?
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Answered on August 15, 2014
Sorry for your loss. Just ask your mom's attorney how this affects your mom's estate going forward. I agree with both attorney's responses to...
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In a will it says oil and gas royalties are to be split among 3 grand children at age 21. Who gets the monies after that . I am
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Answered on August 15, 2014
If you have an attorney just ask for a legal opinion on this issue--more than likely the document spells out what happens.
Does a POA agent of a trustee of a trust owe fiduciary duties to the beneficiary?
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Answered on August 15, 2014
I completely agree with the other attorney's response on this--seek consultation to see you options.
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I am an Administrator of an Estate in Alabama. My question is there is 3 heirs which each own and undivided interest in real
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Answered on August 15, 2014
You will likely need the services of an attorney who handles probate matters in your state. You should contact one as soon as you can.
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My brother died on Tuesday, leaving no will and no life insurance, but debt. What needs to be done now as far as his estate?
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Answered on August 15, 2014
I agree with Attorney Terry--just speak with an attorney in your state who practices in Probate to see if opening an estate is necessary.
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So a drunk driver hits my legally parked vehicle and I am liable?
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Answered on August 15, 2014
Just turn it into your insurance carrier and let them process the claim--sorry for this.
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Why dont they release my car
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Answered on August 15, 2014
If it is part of a criminal investigation it will be released in due time--speak with the impound supervisor for timing.
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Do I need a malpractice lawyer
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Answered on August 15, 2014
Just contact an attorney who practices in medical/dental negligence claims in your area.
