Do I have rights as decedents only child seperate from probate?
Assets that were titled in your father's name alone would normally be considered probate assets. Assets that were jointly held or that have a...
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Assets that were titled in your father's name alone would normally be considered probate assets. Assets that were jointly held or that have a...
You should review the Will and any deeds with a probate attorney to see where you stand. James Frederick
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I agree with my colleagues. I also noted your additional comments. I guessed that your father may have been married at the time of his death. That...
I agree with Attorney Meagher-Leonard. It sounds like you will have the funds long before the office can take legal action. Eviction proceedings...
You have asked this question a number of times before. This is a very common estate planning situation. People often establish trusts because of...
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I agree with Mr. Potter that you need to review this with a tax professional. If your trust is *irrevocable*, then it is a separate taxpayer, and I...
I agree with Mr. Potter that it depends. In most cases, one spouse is not responsible for the debts of the other spouse, and neither would the...
You can LEAVE it to her. If you die before she turns 18, she cannot legally receive it. A better approach MIGHT be to establish a trust. That way,...
I assume you are not using an attorney. If you were, you would not have prematurely distributed the funds to your brother, in the first place. The...
I agree with my colleagues. You can also petition or apply to open an estate yourself. The form asks whether or not there is a Will and you can ask...