Can family notorize a will?
If this is a do-it-yourself Will the chances are that the problem with the notarization will be the least of the problems. Incidentally, a Will...
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If this is a do-it-yourself Will the chances are that the problem with the notarization will be the least of the problems. Incidentally, a Will...
I sense that your step-mother is still alive. If that is true then you are most definitely not the executor of her estate. People who are alive...
personal representatives of estates (executors or administrators) cannot represent themselves "pro se". This is because they are not acting for...
This really is pretty simple. But, the explanation may be complicated. It sounds like the parents deeded the property to their son but retained a...
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You need to act quickly before your inheritance is paid. Once it is paid it will be too late for you to do any planning and you will be...
The simple answer is "no." If your Will is a do-it-yourself Will which you have pulled off the internet or made up on your own, there is a very...
Although the siblings can agree on how to distribute the property there is no way to prove ownership without some type of probate procedure or...
I am sorry but your facts are a little confusing. I understand you to say that your father died while a resident of Louisiana; that he had a...
No one has no assets. And as it turns out she does have at least one asset, $4000 as benefit payment. You do not state for what period of time...
I am sorry but your rambling statement of facts if very unclear. Try to calm down and state the facts and then ask a question. You would be...