Livonia, MI
Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning ... +4 more
I believe this is the second question you have asked regarding this situation. Your answer depends on the title to the home. If it is in your...
I agree with my colleagues, and would simply add that there would normally be no reason to ever reopen this estate over distribution of personal...
I agree with Attorneys Durr and Reed. If title has passed to your mother, I do not see any need (or benefit) in opening a probate estate for your...
I agree with my colleagues. One issue I am not clear on is whether your deed has been recorded or not. If not, you will need to take care of that...
Until an estate is opened, there is no one who legally is responsible for anything and no one who can legally handle anything. You should consult...
At the risk of sounding self-serving, I would strongly suggest that you contact a lawyer regarding this. Trying to handle this on your own is...
Your first step needs to be to consult with a probate lawyer in the county and state where your fiance resided at the time of her death. You are...
This is a duplicate of your other question. You need to see a lawyer as soon as possible to determine how best to proceed. The court can compel the...
Unfortunately, the answer is no. A Will controls only the assets titled in the decedent's name alone. Any assets that had a beneficiary designated...
It not only depends on how the property was left, (will, trust or deed), but also the language on the title of the property. For example, a person...
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