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Mom died July 13 2012. $2500 on back taxes. son cant get his name on title does the tax have to b paid home is pd of got will
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Answered on September 24, 2013
You probably need to open probate. If you are the only heir and you are named in her will, it will be a relatively simple process. However, you...
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Trust Agreement
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Answered on September 24, 2013
Generally, the acting trustee or their attorney will have possession of the originals.
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Witnessing a trust and closing of a probate estate in Michigan
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Answered on September 24, 2013
Yes, the drafting attorney can act as a witness and we often do. Closed in what file? Contact the Personal Representative if you have questions...
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Is it legal to keep money & property you inherit in the trust and withdraw it gradually rather than in a lump sum?
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Answered on September 24, 2013
It depends what the trust says. The trustee may have discretion regarding this issue, but will be controlled by the terms of the trust.
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My grandmother passed away she owed on her property and the property is supposed to be with Fannie Mae but the dont have any
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Answered on September 21, 2013
It depends on whether the mortgage has been foreclosed. You need to consult with a probate attorney to determine whether it is worth it to open...
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Lawyer kept 2000. And he never sent me paper work he said he would for guardianship
About 4 or 5 yrs ago
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Answered on September 20, 2013
I would start by touching base with the lawyer, and asking for a report on his fees if he intends to keep the fee he was provided.
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Mother has lost guardianship of her 4 children and is now pregnant with twins. Will the state allow her to keep these babies
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Answered on September 20, 2013
It is unclear from your description what will happen. However, generally if the mother's parental rights have been terminated because of neglect...
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If my brother is the head of the estate and hires an estate lawyer to settle the estate, am I legally liable for any attorny fee
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Answered on September 20, 2013
No, you are not likely personally liable for your brother's attorney fees. However, the attorney can ask the court to approve his fees and seek...
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When an attorney ad litem is requested because someone is not cooperating in settling an estate, who pays for their services?
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Answered on September 20, 2013
Generally, when the court appoints someone on a decedent's estate, the fees are to be paid out of the assets of the estate. However, you can...
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My original question was (family court, will,estate) On July 26 went in front of the Judge on record and agreed to the terms of
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Answered on September 19, 2013
From your description, it sounds as though you have passed several opportunities to challenge the accounting. I doubt there is anything you can do...
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