I'm the executive , my sister is the co- executive, she refuse to pay anything, want sign off ?
You said "executive" and I think you meant "Executor." It no longer matters. A will is no longer enforceable if not filed and probate requested...
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You said "executive" and I think you meant "Executor." It no longer matters. A will is no longer enforceable if not filed and probate requested...
no Im sure you meant to say you just turned "15" instead of "5" as you typed. Seriously, until you are 18 in Missouri you are not a legal adult...
No, the title to the house governs the real estate and improvements (the building and fixtures) only.
Leaving your estate to your parents is unwise. Yes there is a risk if they should die before you., But there is an additional risk that they...
Well, the answer is actually "yes" and "yes." If you do this in a Will, the Will needs to included a detailed trust to carry out those...
1. The first answer was correct. It takes about a week for a death certificate to be issued. Wait about 10 days after her death and go to this...
The power of attorney "died" with your sister's death. A "durable" power of attorney is effective during disability while the person is alive but...
If you mean you are named as the Trustee or a Successor Trustee, you merely give your mother a letter that says "I decline to act as Trustee of the...
In reverse order, you will not need a tax I.D. number, although the Trust should have applied for a new tax ID after your mother died, since it...
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Whatever was in joint names with her is now owned by her: real estate, bank accounts, cars, etc. All assets in his name alone have to go through...