Andrew W. Mayoras

Andrew W. Mayoras's Answers (16)

Troy, MI

Trusts Lawyer at Troy, MI

Practice Areas: Trusts, Probate ... +3 more

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How and when should a will go into probate court?

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 21, 2013

Wills may be challenged for a number of reasons, including lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, fraud, mistake, among others. Here's a...

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My fathers family are claiming sole beneficiary of my fathers estate an there not

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 11, 2013

It's hard to provide assistance to such an open ended question in a forum like this because there are many factors that play into what rights you...

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My dad passed away while i was 17, I had to sign some papers stating I'd get money when i turned 20/21 (Im 20, rest in details)

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 10, 2013

Something you signed at age 17 may not be legally binding because you were a minor. To find out what you signed, you should ask your mother -- or...

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I would like information on Trusts. How do I get a copy ? The Trustee is very secretive and I have a vested interest

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 10, 2013

Trustees are required to disclose a copy of the pertinent terms of the trust and a report of the trust assets to the beneficiaries, for starters. ...

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Should surviving spouse get inventory list to make decision of election if the will was written before meeting late husband

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 10, 2013

This is absolutely something you should discuss with your attorney, but by law you have 63 days after service of the inventory to make your...

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My daughter has named as a beneficiary in my aunts will. Due to the amount being over 5000 I need to become her conservatory.

Andrew's answer | Answered on February 08, 2013

You need to file for conservatorship with the probate court for the county in which your daughter resides. You can obtain the court forms for...

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