Two possible loopholes to avoid giving a "notice to creditors" regarding a probated estate?
Perhaps you should ask your probate counsel this question.
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Perhaps you should ask your probate counsel this question.
If your mother had no assets left in her name alone on her date of death that required a change in written title, then I would say that you do not...
You might see if the steps used a durable power of attorney to change ownership to the assets. You need counsel to figure this one out.
As I understand it from your later comments your uncle claims he has a piece of paper that says, "paid in full". If so, why doesn't he give it to...
I think the real question is, can anyone, yourself or perhaps the Public Administrator of Los Angeles County be appointed as your father's...
While there are some dates that are set in stone others are changeable, within statutory parameters, such as if the creditor(if known by the PR)...
I agree with counsel. PErsonal property is administered in the state of residence at date of death. I suggest you contact counsel in PA. It can...
You need to retain NC counsel to review the matter. As a matter of course, in Missouri this document would not pass muster.
The P.R. should have either given the notice or the court would have issued it based upon the info supplied by the P.R. Your question begs the...
The first question is, was there any property left in your father's name alone on his date of death that would require proving up his will and...