Can a Trustee cash bonds from an estate, without permission from the siblings?
If the bonds are not in the trust and there is no beneficiary named, they will have to be probated. If he is named on the bonds as beneficiary then...
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If the bonds are not in the trust and there is no beneficiary named, they will have to be probated. If he is named on the bonds as beneficiary then...
If you were named as the beneficiary then there is no legal obligation to comply. You may wish to in order to stop a fight from happening.
Need more information such as how many children, what the other parent makes. This sounds high.
Pretty much anyone can contest any thing. The million dollar question is will they win. Based on these facts it looks bleak.
No and get it renewed ASAP.
Your house will not be a reason to stop his release. If there are children in the home or near a school he may not be able to live there.
Michigan will retain jurisdiction for the first 6 months of the move.
Contact a criminal attorney in your area ASAP.
Probation, Restitution and may some jail time. A good attorney may be able to get you no jail time.
Explain to the judge everything including the assault and battery.