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Wife needs affidavit for release of financial information from bank regarding business account for husband who just passed away.
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Answered on March 02, 2012
To add to the responses above, if the account is held in the name of a formal business entity (eg, John Smith LLC or John Smith Inc.), the person...
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I live in N.Y. Can my executor live in a different state if they are a relative? What if they are not a relative?
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Answered on March 01, 2012
As noted by the others, the residence of the executor should not be an issue preventing any U.S. person from serviing as your personal...
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I have a question regarding estate taxes and procedures for transferring a title.
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Answered on March 01, 2012
First of all, time is of the essence. Even if they are heirs of your grandmother's estate and receive title to the property under Texas Probate...
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Hello, the home, actually a modular home I am living in by my self is still in my fathers and late mothers name. He has a living
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Answered on February 29, 2012
I would definitely recommend consulting with an attorney before doing anything. ARS 46-456 imposes stiff liability on a person who is an agent...
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I need to know if my moms common law husband can take away my trailer and land if it is in her name and i make the payments
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Answered on February 27, 2012
I don't have enough information to give you an assessment of all your legal options, but I would submit that you should have a discussion with you...
How do I get an alcoholic declared mentally incompetent?
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Answered on February 27, 2012
Under Texas law, a person may determined to be "incapacitated", for purposes of a court appointing a guardian, if "because of a physical or mental...
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My nephew's father passed about a week ago. He is entitled to know what was in the will?? How would he go about it??
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Answered on February 23, 2012
1) and 2) Under Texas law, if the children are beneficiaries under the will, they will eventually receive a copy of the terms of the will under...
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My husbands father stole his whole trust fund
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Answered on February 23, 2012
Under Texas law, your husband as beneficiary of a trust has unwaivable rights to be reasonably informed as to the terms and administration of the...
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When there is a no contest clause in a will, can you challenge the competency of the executor, or is that contesting the will?
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Answered on February 23, 2012
It is important to note at the outset that the Texas Probate Code provides procedures for challenging the appointment of an executor based on his...
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