After being appointed Administrator over my mother's estate, and all bills are paid what's the next step?
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Answered on April 27, 2017
You indicated you were appointed as the Administrator of your Mother's estate. For that to have happened, you would either have had to have been...
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How do I remove a trustee from a trust?
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Answered on April 24, 2017
The only way to remove a trustee is to have an attorney file pleadings with the local court on your behalf. You will have to prove that nothing has...
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In Oklahoma my bother named as executor of father's will, but he has withdrawn.
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Answered on April 23, 2017
Because of the small size of the estate, it will qualify for a shortened process called Summary Administration, which will reduce the time and...
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How can she get the baby
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Answered on April 20, 2017
You have raised several issues. First, is your older sister a fit person to have custody? DHS will likely have an opinion on this. Second, can...
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Can I choose where to live at the age of 16 without having to go to court?
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Answered on April 20, 2017
You should check with child protective services to see if that agency can intervene on your behalf. You could also go to court and seek...
What happens if executor does not probate? My gma has been dead 25 years. I found 17 accounts with Oklahoma unclaimed properties
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Answered on April 20, 2017
As the other attorneys have noted, you can file a probate and seek the court's intervention to preserve whatever assets are left. Before you go to...
In a revocable trust, when the grantor/co-trustee passes, does the surviving co-trustee(s) get all monies?
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Answered on April 20, 2017
When a person creates a trust, he or she owns the assets. The person may designate herself and someone else as co-trustees, but that person's role...
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What legal rights does the beneficiary have to change or get rid of the trust.
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Answered on April 17, 2017
An irrevocable trust is set up that way for a reason, so that the beneficiaries cannot change it. The grantor of the trust, the person who...
What is the approximate cost and the process to file an ancillary probate in Beaver County, OK?
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Answered on April 17, 2017
Although I am nowhere near these counties, as a General rule probate can run from around $2500-$5000. The more experienced the attorney, the better...
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Person dies and NO will in California
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Answered on April 17, 2017
There is very little you can do in this situation. Without a will or something formally naming you as her executor and beneficiary, then the Estate...
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