Archived
My father died 10 years ago and my mother six months ago. My sister and I are co-executors of the estate. She is taking things
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 27, 2014
You should contact the attorney who is representing the executors and discuss this problem with him or her.
Archived
Deceased property owner 1minor child under grandparent guardian ship. ex wife left property in divorce she is being sued backtax
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 27, 2014
You need to hire a very experienced lawyer to deal with this convoluted set of facts. Answers here except for the need to hire an attorney will...
Archived
Old family NE. C corp w/low basis in ag. real estate. 3 shareholders. how to distribute value to 1 w/o crippling tax to either
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 27, 2014
From this complicated set of facts, many issues flow, many of which are tax driven, and the percentage ownership of the voting shares is extremely...
Archived
If I am 20 but my trust states that until I turn 21 I will be able to have access to my trust fund, can I have access to it
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
The terms of the document creating the trust need to be reviewed to determine how the income and principal may be distributed before you reach 21. ...
Archived
Financial Power of Attorney verses name on account
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
Because you are a co-owner of the account, the bank should not allow her to remove your name from account.
Archived
How long can a PR keep from distributing an estate?
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
You need to contact an attorney in Colrado.
Archived
How can I contest a codicil made in Texas as it is mentioned "No Contest" in the will but not in the codicil neither my name.
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
If you want to accomplish anything, you will need to hire an attorney. Talking about generalities on this site will not solve your issue.
Archived
How much authority does my brother's wife have if she gets 1/3 life estate?
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
She gets to live there. If someone needs to know more, they need to hire an attorney.
Archived
Can my deceased brother's children decides who can live in his house with their 2/3 if his wife have 1/3
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
With a life estate she has the righ to live there.
Archived
Giving up my rights to the estate does that mean I was included in the will?
Steven's answer
|
Answered on January 22, 2014
You need a lawyer. Do not sign anything without him or her reviewing documents. Contact county clerk in county where your grandmother resided and...
Selected as the best answer
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained
