Question regarding deceased property/trust/wills
The first question is whether the property was placed in a trust in your grandmother's will. If so, the terms of the trust control. If the...
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The first question is whether the property was placed in a trust in your grandmother's will. If so, the terms of the trust control. If the...
The previous answer is a good one. Consider the very word you used -- "binding." If you make a mistake or overlook something, the will may still...
Mr. Centeno's answer is correct. Making a will is a good idea in any case, but she will still remain a creditor of your estate, and the debts of...
This has the sound of a law school examination question, with all the possibilities. The first question is whether the house was separate property...
The prior two answers are excellent. Another possible situation is if one of the three children dies before the parent, but the will is not...
Mr. Printz's answer is correct. Whenever you see the word "testamentary," you can be sure it refers to a situation in which the decedent left a...
More information is needed to give you an answer. From your question, it appears that the $100,000 was not left to Sally, but instead to a trust...
Subrogation refers to Medicare's asserting a right to be reimbursed for its payments on a claim, if someone else has primary responsibility to pay...
Ms. Yen is correct, in that the terms of the trust will control. However, from your question, I assume that there is not a separate trust, but...
Mr. Myers has given you the correct answer. Your aunt's property, if any, will be distributed according to the laws of intestacy (dying without a...