I am not a beneficiary. How ever I am the secondary trustee
If you're not a beneficiary, and you're not the trustee (being a successor to the current trustee does not give you any legal standing), no, you...
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If you're not a beneficiary, and you're not the trustee (being a successor to the current trustee does not give you any legal standing), no, you...
The waiver notice waives the requirement for formal service, not any rights you have in the state. You have clearly left out way too many...
First, no contest clauses rarely stand up, and in many states are illegal. Second, the trustee and executor do not need your permission to...
Agree. It's time to stop trying to play lawyer. You're complaining of things that don't matter. For example, arguing that it didn't come from...
In general yes, the executor has the authority, and even likely the responsibility, to change the locks so than others with keys to the old locks...
You need to get a lawyer. The time has passed to get general information on the internet. AVVO is an excellent service for general advice. But,...
You can bring this to the probate court's attention. But, you'll have to prove it is not your mother's signature. If it is your mother's...
If the will has been probated, get a copy from the court to find out what it says. If no will has been probated you can file for intestate...
Yes, a cohabitation agreement is an excellent idea. It spells out a variety of important issues, including common law marriage, financial...
You need to better spell out your question. We can't tell what a "Mental P" is and that is where the sentence stops. It is true that if he has...