How long do I have to hold on to someone's property?
There is no statute on the subject about which I am aware. The test is to give someone a "reasonable time," which is always subject to...
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There is no statute on the subject about which I am aware. The test is to give someone a "reasonable time," which is always subject to...
First, if the house was in their name alone and your Dad is the second to die. then yes it goes through probate and the Will governs. But, you...
No. If the Will says 21 it can no longer be changed
The real question is how you can collect. If you sell the car, the first lien gets paid first. In a public sale you cannot expect to get the true...
Yes, first, the person in charge is called the Trustee and not the Executor. "Executor" is an old term and is now called Personal Representative. ...
You are right. Dont bother. The attorneys fees and probate costs will be about $1,000. And the probate court must be where he died
This was posted on the wrong list; it goes on criminal defense; but you should not post it there since you may be disclosing information that can...
There should have been more to the first answer. The Missouri version of the Uniform Trust Code entitles each beneficiary to a copy of the Trust,...
It sounds like it was a foreclosure and not through probate. If so, it is too late to recover the property if the proper notice of right of...
Hardly. As long as his challenges have the appearance of being allowed. If they have no basis at all you might have a claim for malicious...