Should I be the executor of my mothers will.
There is nothing about your divorce case that should stop you from serving as the executor of your mother's will (except for the stress and time...
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There is nothing about your divorce case that should stop you from serving as the executor of your mother's will (except for the stress and time...
There are a couple things to consider here. By default, if the value of your father's probatable estate (assets that have to go through the court...
To sum up the statute that my colleague correctly cited, you would need to file a petition to establish paternity. The court would first determine...
If you both claim the children, then you are at a high risk of getting audited by the IRS. If you go against the court's order, then your ex could...
The requirements for an officiant are found in Wis. Stats. § 765.16 (I have provided a link below). As long as your friend is an "ordained member...
I'm sorry that you are put in this situation. This is a discussion that your parents should be having, not you, so like another commenter said,...
The other commenters have done a good job of explaining the general outline of things. One piece I would add is that you should look at the Will...
Generally, inheritance that you receive is not considered income and is non-taxable, so neither you nor the trust will pay taxes. (For federal...
This may depend some on whether they actually went through a legal separation or whether he just moved out. If they were legally separated, there...
I agree with the previous commenters. When you're trying to decide whether to hire an attorney or do it yourself, I would recommend that you think...