How can i have power of attorney & be a personal representative after death?
Powers of Attorney expire (with a few exceptions) at death. The personal representative, or executor, is appointed by Will. You would have to be...
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Powers of Attorney expire (with a few exceptions) at death. The personal representative, or executor, is appointed by Will. You would have to be...
Most trusts have a provision that says a party can rely on a paper or electronic copy of the trust as if it were an original. Therefore, the need...
It depends on the terms of the trust. The beneficiaries may have the power to remove the trustee for any reason, but it would likely have to be for...
I agree that this can be worked out in your operating agreement. The two members of the LLC that are "active" can be named as managers of the LLC...
POD designations pass outside of probate and therefore are not subject to the provisions of the Will.
The POA would have expired at death. Now your rights depend on whether there was a Will left by your parents or not. If there is no Will you still...
If the seller cannot produce a valid title, then the sale is not valid, and you would not be able to register the vehicle in your name. From the...
If the trust was amended you have to follow the instructions in the amendment. Even if she resigned as trustee she would have retained the power...
Likely not. A Beneficiary Deed, which is what I assume you have here, only transfers a future interest in the property which is completely...
There may be a number of things that can be done. From the value of the assets in your post, you may be able to use the Missouri small estates...