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An Attorney representing an Estate ignored a court order to produce an inventory of the assets of the estate within 45 days.
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Answered on January 09, 2015
The two links below should help you. You would still have a cause of action against the Executrix. You may want to visit with an attorney to see...
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Fathers will in probate now for a year & we (bio kids) just found written evidence of financial abuse. How do we proceed?
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Answered on June 04, 2013
You will need to elaborate more. You may have been given some bad information when you say state law provides only 4 months to contest a will. I...
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I'm not sure what to do about the executrix of the will in which I am an heir not following the will.
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Answered on June 04, 2013
Sometimes retaining counsel may be needed to help resolve these type issues. She will then realize you mean business. A strongly worded letter...
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Can I get a copy of my mother's will if she is not deceased. She is hospitalized and currently not in her correct state of mind.
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Answered on February 27, 2013
You are not entitled to see a copy of your mother's will unless the power of attorney gives you the authority. If you were appointed guardian of...
Texas Probate - Does the Independent Executor have to make Annual report to court at 12 Months?
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Answered on February 26, 2013
No no need for an annual report. You may be thinking a a dependent executor who would have to prepare annual accountings. The independent on the...
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Is a joint account in the bank or savings considered part of the estate at the death of one of the account holders.
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Answered on February 26, 2013
You would need to provide more information to an attorney to properly answer this questions. There are situations where assets held in a joint...
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My mother passed away unexpectedly, we purchased a home together although she is the only one listed on the loan; what now?
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Answered on February 26, 2013
There is not enough information in the question. Who are the grantees on the deed when the home was purchased? Are you your mother's only heir? ...
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