What if Beneficiary is contested or challenged after the fact in Probate?
I agree, you should speak with an attorney. Additionally, if they were still legally married at the time, the spouse will be entitled to some of...
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I agree, you should speak with an attorney. Additionally, if they were still legally married at the time, the spouse will be entitled to some of...
The person in charge of the trust is the trustee. If they won’t discuss it with you, then you might have to sue them to get it done. You should...
I agree with the above. You can request a copy of the trust (do so in writing) and they have to give you a copy within 30 days (assuming you are a...
I agree with Mr. Harnish. The bank account might be owned solely by the daughter of the account was jointly held.
You would definitely need to have an attorney review the contract and discuss with you more directly what you can and cannot do according to the...
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You should speak with an attorney. There are many factors to consider with these types of situations. Most attorneys will offer a free or low cost...
You can sue them in small claims court or district court. You can hire an attorney to help you with the above and maybe send a demand letter.
Yes, there are tax issues but if they file a gift tax return the year they transfer the property then they can just use some of their estate tax...
It depends on the wording of the trust, but if the trustee and the beneficiaries agree you could do it. You would probably not be able to do as you...
There are a lot of details that are missing in order for an estate attorney to even point you in the correct direction. Was there a trust or will....