N.Y.S. DOES THE LAWYER WHO DREW UP THE WILL NEED TO BE RETAINED FOR THE PROBATE PART?
I agree with my colleague. I am not entirely clear on your situation, however. Has anyone contacted the attorney to ask if he/she will handle the...
Livonia, MI
Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
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I agree with my colleague. I am not entirely clear on your situation, however. Has anyone contacted the attorney to ask if he/she will handle the...
I agree with my colleagues. In response to your direct questions: 1) Your Wills are sufficient to get the properties to each other, but not...
This really depends on the situation. If a court appoints a guardian, they try to have you as involved as possible and to limit the scope of the...
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It SOUNDS like you are pretty much near the end of probate and because the estate is large, the lawyers are just being cautious. To eliminate ONE...
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I agree with my colleagues. Beneficiary designations (often referred to as POD or TOD - payment on death or transfer on death), take precedence...
Do you have a written agreement with her? If so, then you would both be bound by the terms of that agreement. If not, then you are somewhat less...
In addition to Attorney Pippen's answer, you should review your fee agreement. It may have called for your attorney to place a lien on your assets...
I agree with my colleagues. This sounds like a complicated mess. It also sounds like you received the benefit of at least a portion of the money....
I agree with my colleagues, but there may be more than meets the eye, here. If the assets are titled jointly with the "executor", or he/she is...
I agree with my colleagues. Your mother should have been told, especially because you specifically asked for it. You may be able to get the advisor...
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