Am I legally entitled to get a copy of my father's un-probated will?

There is a specific procedure in Indiana for an interested person to demand delivery of will to yourself, or as the statute provides, the holder of...

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"May" and "can" are different things as we teach our children. A trustee probably CAN misappropriate funds even if they MAY NOT do so lawfully....

If this is a garden variety revocable trust and you are the grantor, then this seems like overkill. But if you were the grantor then normally the...

Landlord/Tenant question. 3 mo. tenant paid no utilities or rent . Utilities in MY name, cut utilities off, was that legal?

I am not sure from your sentences and abbreviations exactly what the facts where. However I can make this comment about procedure. In Indiana...

Widow is beneficiary and executor, what about husband's debts?

If the credit card bills are unsecured and not tied to a HELOC, and you have not mutally applied or guaranteed them, and you were not an authorized...

Assuming the original trust was valid, then Yes, the staple marks are not a problem.

Does shoptlifting is cathegories as a breach of trust conviction

Sorry I am having a hard time with your grammer. However, simple theft is not a "crimen falsi" under the common law, but, I am not sure what you...

A couple married over 40 yrs in NC husband dies and wills all land and cash to his niece without the wife knowledge?

As the other lawyers said, the wife should hire a lawyer to appear and represent her. Likely she may want to elect to take a statutory forced...

Beneficiary of California Irrevocable Trust - final accounting review

I can't tell if this trust is docketed or not. If it is then you had better look and see if there are hearings scheduled or time deadlines for...

In Indiana, what is the best way to set up a minor as a beneficiary? (ex:tax penalties & guarding the acct frm an adult stealing

Possibly you need an intervivos revocable trust to accomplish this and it should be done in tandem with a will update. You may need "special needs...