Can HOA deny decedent's family full access to decedent's house if maintenance is not being paid?
I agree with Attorney Frederick. If the decedent was the sole owner and there is no estate opened, then there is not likely anyone with legal...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Rogers, AR
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I agree with Attorney Frederick. If the decedent was the sole owner and there is no estate opened, then there is not likely anyone with legal...
Yes. As a beneficiary of the estate, you will be entitled to an inventory and accounting from the personal representative. If you have any...
That should not be a problem, provided the attorney is not receiving any powers from the POA or otherwise a party to the POA. If you have concerns...
The concerns that you are expressing are very common issues and her wishes can be carried out with the guidance of estate planning attorney in her...
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A title is "proof of ownership" and per your question, you are not the owner. Setting aside the use of fraud to procure the title, you would have...
As in any legal question, details are absolutely critical. It is unclear what you mean when you say it is "in your name". Does this mean that...
The IRS has whistle-blower provisions that may lead to a reward if you can provide evidence of tax fraud that leads to administrative or judicial...
It is unfortunate that they are placing this burden on you, but you should know that, generally, the amount is fully refundable to the extent it is...
There is nothing preventing you from selling the property. The tax rate is going to depend on many factors, but as general rule it will be...
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I agree with Attorney Rauman. Since you were married for 32 years, it would be common/likely that such assets have become mingled. Moreover, I...