Not sure what this falls under?
It is likely that your brother used a "Small Estate Affidavit" to collect the account funds. Under a small estate, the bank is allowed, indeed...
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It is likely that your brother used a "Small Estate Affidavit" to collect the account funds. Under a small estate, the bank is allowed, indeed...
I strongly suggest you consult with a bankruptcy attorney. There are many variables to consider and facts to be know before any recommendation for...
I assume you are seeking to have your 50% come directly from the annuity company. You should ask the company what they would require to issue your...
I am sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. Your nephew and your parents can sign a Renunciation form to give you priority to handle your...
As Personal Representative, your sister is not allowed to give things away or make special deals with any buyer, unless all heirs agree to it. The...
Unless your mother's beneficiary states otherwise, you are the sole owner of the property now due to being the only living beneficiary surviving...
Unless your signing of the trust is ever disputed, the trust continues to exist as written so long as there is good evidence of it. If you have...
Your situation is fairly complicated and requires the attention of an attorney well-versed in property line issues. Please contact a real estate...
Publication of a notice is not required unless you have a probate case opened within a year of death.
I agree that the deed can still be recorded. However, there may be legal and tax implications in doing so in the context of your mother's estate...