Joseph L Morton III
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Meridian, ID

Trusts Lawyer at Meridian, ID

Practice Areas: Trusts, Estate Planning ... +3 more

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What do I need to do so I can get a small monies from a workman's comp claim, also how can my grandson emmanicpated?

Joseph's answer | Answered on April 02, 2012

You are going to need to get an attorney involved to help you identify and sort out the issues. A probate will probably be necessary to handle you...

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Do i need an estate lawyer

Joseph's answer | Answered on March 29, 2012

YES!! Unfortunately this type of thing is common. Make sure you get a litigator that is experienced with estate issues. There are a number of...

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Do i need a lawyer or estate plan

Joseph's answer | Answered on March 29, 2012

This is common. The life insurance company will normally pay benefits to the beneficiary. However, if 1) the beneficiary dies after the insured...

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I have a question about the wording in my Grandfathers Last Will and Testament. If it states on pg one ...

Joseph's answer | Answered on March 29, 2012

You are asking to have a term clarified, but we would need to see more of the context to know its meaning for sure. Absent other meaning in the...

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How do I make a claim on my mothers estate if no will or trust can be found. How do I stop my step father will until my mothers

Joseph's answer | Answered on February 15, 2012

Sorry to hear about your mother. I think in understand your question and you are in a rather complicated situation. Short Answer: File a...

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Can a living trust be done on your own without an attorney?

Joseph's answer | Answered on January 28, 2009

Short Answer: Each state regulates this, but most do not require you to be an attorney to draft your own trust. However, setting up a trust...

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