How does Medicaid determine "Home value" on a mobile home which is titled (not deeded) , and as such has no SEV?
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Answered on August 10, 2012
The value is its 'market value' -- what a willing buyer would pay. That can be established by appraisal or other reasonable method, however, there...
Can a person with a quitclaim deed become executor of an estate?
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Answered on August 07, 2012
Receiving a deed is irrelevant to the probate process except it makes probate unnecessary if the deed is effective in transferring all the...
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Can i garnish unclaimed property for child support that mu ex is heir to
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Answered on August 07, 2012
Most states have a procedure for making a claim against an estate -- you need to consult with a local probate / family law attorney to insure you...
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Whats steps need to be taken if you are filing a one day probate?
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Answered on August 07, 2012
If by 'one day probate' you mean small estate administration, you need to be sure the funeral and other last expenses are paid, and the paid bill...
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Who controls estate when single owner incorporation w/ no other members other than he dies in state of MI?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
I am sorry to hear of your loss. I do agree with attorney Frederick's comments, however, the wording of your question makes me pause a bit -- do...
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Can you contest a revocable trust if you find a years later that the trust was wrongfuly changed?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
If an important section of the trust was changed without your mother directing the change (and making a change could not have happened if she were...
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My nephew died in NH.and did not have a will. Divorced with a surviving son. How do we prove he is the heir? $1500 estate.
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Answered on August 06, 2012
A birth certificate or divorce decree listing him as the father should be sufficient -- assuming your nephew's son is over 18 and can act for...
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1. has she (my mother) committed a crime by not making the separation agreement clear to the probate court?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
In most states people who are 'legally separated' ARE still married. An attorney would need to see the actual paperwork filed to see if she has...
Power of attorney in Togo lome west africa and affidavit of oath from Togo high court
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Answered on August 06, 2012
This makes no real sense. Anyone can transfer money to anyone else through banking channels. It almost sounds however, like this is some sort of...
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Will this be seen by probate court as misrepresenting herself?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
"Misrepresenting" is rather harsh -- but it is clear she's trying to 'gloss over' the facts here. In most states, however, you are not helpless...
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