If a person is listed as the executor on life insurance & theres no will & it goes to the estate who gets the life insurance?

The fact that an executor is listed as a beneficiary to life insurance proceeds leads me to believe that there may in fact be a Will somewhere. ...

What if you have a parent that die and he had no will and he has land and i am the only daughter he has but his sister sold lvst

The responses thus far are appropriate. More information is needed to answer this question. You need to consult with a probate attorney ASAP.

My sisters estate in New York has been ongoing for over 18 months. Im getting the run around from the attorney. What can I do?

If a Will is not properly executed per NY law, it is not valid. I assume you have thus been appointed the Administrator/Administratrix of the...

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My response is based on Missouri law, and should only be taken as general information and not exact legal advice. I would need to meet with you...

Can children and grandchildren disclaim timeshare properties at the time of my wife's death?

Any heir (or legatee under a Will) can "disclaim" any asset at the time of death, following Missouri statute timelines carefully. However, rather...

In Missouri, inherited property is separate property, unless and until the person inheriting the property in some way commingles the property with...

Is a Quit-claim Deed good enough to transfer property into a trust?

A Quit Claim Deed will transfer title to your trust. It makes no warranties as to title though. I do not see it as a problem for the usual trust...

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The question is a bit unclear. I believe you are asking whether proceeds from a trust or insurance policy can pay the estate's bills ("Claims"). ...

How can 2 17year old parents get their own place?

One or all of the parents of the couple could purchase a house or a condo and charge the couple reasonable rent. In Missouri, as minors, the...

Does the Letter of Testamentary require a Mo bank to prvd all bank activity since 1 day prior to death.

Your reference to receiving a "Letter of Testamentary" is curious. If a proper probate estate has been opened for your mother, the probate court...