Can you do estate paper work yourself or do you need a attorney?
Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, you may not need an estate, at all. It sounds like title is in your name and your sister's name....
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Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, you may not need an estate, at all. It sounds like title is in your name and your sister's name....
I am not entirely sure I understand your situation. It sounds like there are creditors, but no assets. If that is the case, I would notify the...
Possibly. I think it depends on the agreement they had with your mother. I would have an attorney review the contract to determine how best to...
Yes, this is one possibility. But you have a very complex situation and you need to have all of the facts reviewed by a probate attorney to...
You have posted on this set of facts at least three times. The answer is not going to change. An attorney needs to review the title to the house...
Lots of issues and potential issues. This sounds like too complicated of a situation to address, here. Was the property part of the estate or was...
You should at least meet with a probate attorney and have this reviewed. Many attorneys do not charge for an initial consultation. James Frederick
I agree with Mr. Pankowski's answer and analysis. You could not use a disclaimer in this case, because then the uncle's share would pass not only...
As stressful and aggravating as this appears, I do not think your mother is going to be able to resolve this on her own. She is going to need to...
It is certainly possible to name more than one agent in a POA form. This creates practical problems, however, especially where both of you are more...
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