Is it illegal to write on an original death certificate?

It is not illegal to write on the original of a death certificate. However, a party that requires a death certificate may refuse to accept it...

Does the Missouri Uniform Trust Code apply to (Irrevocable) Deeds of Trust?

This is not necessarily a Missouri Uniform Trust Code issue. A deed of trust in Missouri is a real estate mortgage. If the lender or the lender's...

How long does an execror have to dispurse the estate

The executor (referred to as the Personal Representative in Missouri) is required to file the will with the court and have it admitted to probate. ...

Is there any way to see my parents will thru the laptop?

There would be no way to see your parents will through a laptop unless it was scanned and saved to a laptop you have access to. Also you should be...

My niece's mother died. My neice is with her father. How do we get her personal belongings from the mother's family?

If niece's mother's family will not cooperate, it is going to be necessary to open a probate estate in the county where niece's mother lived. Once...

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My husband passed away one of his creditors has a lien on our property. How do I get rid of this and take his name off the prope

As already noted, the lien is unfortunately attached to the property and will not go away without it being paid off. As an alternative, perhaps...

I noticed on my mother's power of attorney a statement to make inter vivos and at death gifts of my property. It also states in

Your mother's power of attorney would not have a bearing on the rights of your deceased sister's beneficiaries to your mother's estate. However,...

Can brother sell mothers house?

As already noted, your brother, as executor under your mother's will, would have no authority to sell the house until after her death. If he also...

Can law firm, representing my lender, name itself the successor trustee?

It sounds like the document you are referring to is a Deed of Trust, which in Missouri is the mortgage on your home. It would be very common that...

My mother wants to sign her property over to my sister, but does not have money for an attorney. What can she do?

Her only sure remedy is for her new husband to sign in writing consenting to the transfer of the property to your sister. If the property is real...