Mom had pourover will, need to open probate and let our disinherited sister know?
Likely if all of mom's assets are in the trust then you will not need to open a probate estate. However, you need to follow certain rules when...
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Likely if all of mom's assets are in the trust then you will not need to open a probate estate. However, you need to follow certain rules when...
Well, assuming that your reading is correct and it states "living grandchildren" then it should mean just that. That is assuming that the...
I suppose that the best answer is to tell you to retain a local probate attorney to represent your interests. It might cost you a few dollars but...
It is unclear as to what state the estate was opened in. Georgia? Depending on the state you may be able to ask the court to supervise the...
You may want to call Prairie State Legal Services or look at its website. http://www.pslegal.org Or you may wish to look at the following...
If you haven't already, you should post a more detailed question and then we can give your an answer.
I agree with Ms. Goldstein. Generally beneficiaries of assets that do not "go through probate" are not responsible for the decedent's debts. ...
Ok let me get this straight. Dad had 3 kids including yourself. Your brother died leaving children. Since your dad did not have a Will, then 1/3...
As noted, Illinois is not a community property state. However, unless there is a prenuptial agreement then a wife may have rights to their spouses...
It sounds like your mother built a home on your property. It APPEARS that you and your husband are the owners of the land and, thus, with the home...