As a beneficiary named in my mother's will, do I have a right to a copy of the will?
#1 Consult with local counsel #2 Petition probate court to order brother to produce the will #3 See what happens next!
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#1 Consult with local counsel #2 Petition probate court to order brother to produce the will #3 See what happens next!
Yes, you do need to get your husband's will probated. So do it. This is a good first step, screen local attorneys then go visit one and get this...
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Trustees are given wide discretion/latitude/freedom to act in carrying out the trust provisions. The flip side of this great power is (did you see...
As a beneficiary, you have a right to this information and if it is not forthcoming (as it is not) I'd suggest consulting with an attorney with a...
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Yes. If only for a free consultation, in fact, I'd suggest you set at least 2-3 appointments for free consults with local probate attorneys to get...
My Michigan experience is that probate judges are remarkably tolerant of procedural imperfections, especially with individuals representing...
#1 Consult with a local elder law attorney, immediately. #2 You will have to file a change report within 10 days of being named on the deed #3...