What are my rights?
I agree with Mr. Cottrell. It depends on what the letter said. If it would qualify as a disclaimer, which seems likely, you would not have any...
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I agree with Mr. Cottrell. It depends on what the letter said. If it would qualify as a disclaimer, which seems likely, you would not have any...
More facts are needed, and I mostly agree with my colleagues. I would add, however, that you do not need to send the letter certified. That does...
I agree with Mr. Cottrell. If the Trust does not provide a specific accounting requirement, under Michigan law, the Trustee is only required to...
Your answer depends on facts not stated in your summary. Who owned the plot that the remains were buried in? Who paid for the funeral arrangements?...
The only way to change a guardianship is through the probate court. If she is intent on going that route, Michigan law DOES tend to slant things in...
This has been in court and mediation. You likely need to go BACK to court, if you are inclined to dispute anything. The potential problem you have...
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I agree with Mr. Baranski. If you can come to an agreement on this, then you avoid the time, hassle and expense of going to court. Otherwise, it...
You do not say if your sister is alive or not. If she is deceased, do you know who has the Will? The person in possession of the Will at the time...
It may be possible. You should contact a title agency and see what they would need from you, in order to issue a policy, in light of these facts....
If your mom *owns* the house, then she must have had a deed at one time or another, because that is usually the only way you can OWN a property,...