Why does an attorney need my departed mom's original will?
In Illinois, anyone in possession of the last will of a deceased person is required to file it with the Probate court in the county where that...
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In Illinois, anyone in possession of the last will of a deceased person is required to file it with the Probate court in the county where that...
Generally, when a probate estate is filed when there is no will, the person who is petitioning to have an Administrator opened, he or she must give...
It is difficult to answer your question without more facts. I suggest that you contact an attorney that is versed in trust law and can can look up...
If the "trust fund" was actually funds from a guardianship, there may be a record of where the funds are in the court file. You can look at a court...
It is difficult to answer the question without first doing research to determine the exact status of title. How title was held by your parents and...
Before an answer could be given, I believe any attorney would want to see the will for several reasons: 1) determine if it was properly executed...
You should consult with a probate lawyer. It is possible to get your name in the chain of title without a probate estate being opened. A check of...
If there is a will, whoever has possession of it is required to file the original will with the probate clerk's office of the county where she...
This looks like a probate question....with real estate mixed in. When your grandmother died, if she was the sole owner (to know that for sure,...
The will is public record in the Clerk of the Circuit Court's office where the probate estate is pending. An Administrator with Will Annexed is a...