One will notarized, spouse's will not notarized, are both OK?
Your will is valid but it can only be admitted to probate if the witnesses who signed it go to court and testify live. This may not be an issue if...
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Your will is valid but it can only be admitted to probate if the witnesses who signed it go to court and testify live. This may not be an issue if...
I am sorry to hear about your mother. It should not be difficult or costly to open a checking account in your and your brother's names "as...
It sounds like you would benefit from a consultation with an estate planning attorney in your area. In addition to avoiding probate, you may want...
I agree with my colleagues tagging hire the estate would be divided up if there is no will. The statute would control. As for your question...
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To answer your first question, a last will and testament distributes only that property which is part of a deceased person's probate estate. If...
In Illinois, a witness to a power of attorney for property cannot be: "a parent, sibling, descendant, or any spouse of such parent, sibling, or...
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Unfortunately, I don't think anyone on this site is going to be able to say definitively whether you were defrauded into making payments that you...
The answer is that it depends on how your mother wants her trust to be funded and how she wants those particular assets distributed. With the...
Please re-post your question. It did nit come through.
Because your parents own the house, this is really an issue for them and their estate planning. They could create their own living trust and title...