Boulder, CO
Business Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Business, Estate Planning ... +3 more
The size of the estate does not necessarily determine the cost of the probate (in years past it did, because attorneys were paid a percentage, but...
As outlined in the other answer, this is a very factual question - there is no established rule as to the size or character of an implied...
Another approach is to get an order from the court directing or forcing the sale of the property. This is not discretionary with the PR, unless the...
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I agree that you should consult a lawyer about how to go back to the probate court. If the accounts are frozen then the bank has determined that...
There is a lot going on here - probate, foreclosure, and warranty of habitability questions all happening at once. Do you want to stay, or would...
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If they are/were either joint accounts or POD ("payable on death") accounts, then your sister is probably the owner or full beneficiary. I say...
Not to punt the question, but she should probably discuss her situation and goals with an attorney and/or tax advisor. It's possible an LLC is not...
No, she cannot effectively do this. Once she has deeded it to you, only you can deed your interest in the property to someone else. It is not like...
Y Interesting situation. I think you will have to go back and start at the beginning, probably with a reopening of a probate for your grandmother....
Whose insurance is it, who is denying the claim? Is it that of the owner above, or your own policy? I agree that one of the three - the HOA; the...