My father just passed away, the oldest of six boys. His parents are living. Who gets his share when they pass?
Maybe. Depends on what the will says. It's impossible to answer without seeing the exact language employed in the will.
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Maybe. Depends on what the will says. It's impossible to answer without seeing the exact language employed in the will.
I'm not sure of the significance of which child is oldest. The distribution of the 401(k) should be based on the beneficiary designation that your...
Your 'question' is impossible to decipher. You're going to have to be more specific and clear.
It's difficult to understand what kind of an end date your talking about and what kind of a trust/trustee you're talking about. As for taxes,...
The will should be filed with the court and is public record. There's no way anyone can guess as to why or how POD accounts could be...
Contact the Illinois Department of Public Health to correct the death certificate. Gather the proof (marriage records, etc.). They actually have...
What do you mean by "the primary beneficiary is for convenience only"? Are you suggesting that the annuity owner named a primary beneficiary but...
A few important questions: 1. Did your father have a will? 2. When was the estate opened -- is it still open? 3. Is there a legitimate issue...
This is really more of a bankruptcy question, and one that you should pose directly to your bankruptcy attorney.
If there is an executor appointed for the estate, ask the executor.