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How to change the deed ?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 28, 2013

I will add to what Mr. MacInnis said to advise you that even if there were a will, it would be too late to probate it. Since your father is still...

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I am from Texas my first husband died in 1996 we bought a house together in 1986

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 21, 2013

If you have finished paying for the real estate there would not be a deed of trust on it that is valid, because there is no debt. If you are...

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Mother died 5 yeas ago & didn't leave a will; $20K homestead only property; heirs identified

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 13, 2013

You need a probate lawyer in Houston. Depending on the value of everything and whether or not their are debts outstanding, there are some short...

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Statute of limitations

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

I am not sure how anybody other than the government can seize your income tax return, but if somehow an independent business managed to get the IRS...

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Who should I contact if My mother passed away in 2001 and she had 401K through her employer, which is closed down for good?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

Someone has information about this asset. Check the state comptroller's lost propery database or contact a lawyer who can do a quick search for...

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Did I get screwed by my lawyer?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

I don't think anyone can answer that since no one buy you and your lawyer know exactly what he did to earn the money. You probably have a written...

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What is the protocol for dismissing the services of an attorney that is just not getting the job done?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

I am not clear if X is the attorney you refer to in your last sentence or not. IF you want to fire your attorney, all you need to do is tell him...

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Father owed IRS $50,000. What monies are considered part of the estate?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

I agree with Ms. Sampson and think you should spend a little money and talk to a local attorney.

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Property matter

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

I don't practice in Indiana, but I do not think your uncle can get anything more than what your father's will states. I do not know about Indiana...

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Will I need an attorney?

Arthur's answer | Answered on May 10, 2013

Mr. Paxton is absolutely correct. Follow his advice and hire local probate counsel to assist you.

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