What do do know about North Dakota law regarding mineral rights?
It sounds like you may need to start a probate in North Dakota to transfer the mineral rights. If the mineral rights were owned by a deceased...
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It sounds like you may need to start a probate in North Dakota to transfer the mineral rights. If the mineral rights were owned by a deceased...
The first answer is a very good summary of the different factors involved when considered trust versus wills. I'll just add a few considerations....
The short answer is: Yes, you can structure your estate plan to achieve your objectives even if your husband is not ready to take care of his. The...
As a joint owner on the property, you would have a right to access the property. That is assuming there are no restraining orders or other court...
If all there are probate assets (assets that are not jointly owned and for which there is no designated beneficiary), then they would be subject to...
It is not exactly clear what you are looking for in your question. A prenuptial agreement can take some time to draft, depending on what is in it....
First, you should talk to the person living in the house about whether he plans to move out or agree on a date that he will vacate the house. If...
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From your question it sounds like the bank does not have a POA on file for your mother. If your brother is signing checks in his name and he does...
It sounds like the easement was recorded if it is in the title to your house. It might be that for some reason it was not recorded against the...
As was pointed out in another answer, a person can have a valid will and a valid living trust at the same time because they govern different...