Can a deeded home be taken away or used in any way to contest a wiĺl.
Probably not. If I was children, I might be tempted to try, though. It would not be contesting the Will that I would worry about, but rather,...
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Probably not. If I was children, I might be tempted to try, though. It would not be contesting the Will that I would worry about, but rather,...
I agree with the answers you have received, thus far. Legally, the presumption is that the accounts pass to the beneficiaries, and NOT according to...
It is impossible to say without knowing all of the facts. An inventory is standard operating procedure and if you fail to do so, you could...
You have this listed under Power of Attorney. It is hard to understand how a POA could be involved. Nevertheless, the answer to your questions...
Your friend is mistaken. What he is probably referring to is there is a 3 year statute of limitations on creditor claims, in the event that no...
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I believe that you have posted on this situation before. The answer is YES, a judge CAN order this. Whether or not the judge WILL do so depends on...
It is almost impossible to prove undue influence when a spouse is involved. There is no way to find out, unless your father tells you, although I...
This sounds relatively complex. Is there even an estate open? If you are both on the title of the home, it would not be a probate asset. The same...
I agree that you would want an estate planning/probate attorney to assist you. I am not sure a contingent fee arrangement would be best for you....
Kathy~ The deeds need to be reviewed, in order to answer your question. Depending on the title of the deed that your father bought with his...