Michigan probate statute on bank account?
As Mr Messinger has said, 'full faith and credit' among the states means that a Court Order or Appointment of a PR/Executor in any one state should...
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As Mr Messinger has said, 'full faith and credit' among the states means that a Court Order or Appointment of a PR/Executor in any one state should...
That MAY work, and it MAY NOT. Mr Powe is spot on in his assessment. Think of it this way. Imagine you said: "I had a surgeon remove my...
Did the mother have a will? Did the will name a personal representative? Has probate been opened? Has a PR been appointed? THAT one person has the...
AUTOMATICALLY, as the others have said no. Was there a beneficiary noted on the account? The NAME on the account is not the end of the...
Assuming the deceased resided in Michigan before passing, your grandson would have authority as an 'interested' party to petition for beginning...
Mr Frederick is correct, however there MAY be some tax implications of 'gifting' such a large sum to your son in one fell swoop. Don't try to do...
The PoA and the Will are separate documents. The PoA must act in the best interest of the principal, and while he/she could sell the car, the money...
Mr Frederick has sound advice. You mention both Probate and Trust administration and that can complicate things, but the bottom line is you can't...
MCL §700.3719 governs and it is not automatically a percentage of anything. It is far more often an hourly fee based on the amount of work needed....
Will you have to refinance? No. If you don't want the property, you can let the bank foreclose on the loan and move on. Do you want the option to...