Can "the estate" of a deceased person sue to enforce a quit-claim deed that was ordered in divorce decree?
Absolutely. Part of the estate administrator's job is to tie up those loose ends.
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Absolutely. Part of the estate administrator's job is to tie up those loose ends.
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Filing suit commences the action. Service occurs afterwards, and is not relevant to the statute of limitations.
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