What happens when there is debt to creditors and no money in the estate to pay it
I agree with Attorney Reed. There would be no point in opening an estate, if there are no assets to probate. James Frederick
Livonia, MI
Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
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I agree with Attorney Reed. There would be no point in opening an estate, if there are no assets to probate. James Frederick
You might consider a partition action. That way, your brother would either need to buy out your interest or he would need to sell the property....
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I would need to research this, but my guess is that there is no "grandfathering" for something like this. If the utility deems a tree to be in the...
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There can be sanctions for removing a Will, but in your case, if there is no estate, then is may be a case of "no harm, no foul." You need a lawyer...
I agree with my colleagues. You need guidance from a probate attorney before doing anything. Whether it is worth opening a probate estate to pursue...
I agree with my colleagues. Do not do this. In my state, this is called "conversion," and there are both criminal and civil sanctions. You could be...
It depends on what you mean by "details." Probate court proceedings are almost always open. Whether you could glean much from simply sitting and...
I agree with my colleagues, and particularly Attorney Pippen. There is more information needed about what has taken place, before your question can...
This sounds like it has the potential for a fraudulent conveyance. If this is deemed to be an attempt to defraud the creditors, it could be set...
I agree with my colleagues. I would emphasize to them what you have already indicated. If there is no estate, it is unlikely they will actually be...