Unfortunately, the general rule is that stepchildren do not inherit from their stepparent. Your stepfather would have had to have a will or trust...

For income tax purposes a single member LLC is disregarded and it will use your social security number as its tax identification number unless the...

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My spouse owned a coop in NY , and she died a few years ago. She died intestate in Nevada. Where is the coop probated? NY or NV

Your friends are corect. A coop is intangible personal property and not real property. The court where the decedent died has jurisdiction over a...

Divorce judge ruled that my husbands 401k be put in my name (beneficiary). He died and it is now in probate. Where are we now

If your husband's plan is actually a 401(k) that is governed by ERISA, then federal law controls and the probate court should not be an issue. ...

Modified Business tax in Nevada personal liability

Although the tax is a liability of the LLC, you were a responsible person under the statute and therefore will have personal liability. This...

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What lawyer do I need?

It depends on the type of contract. Usually a business or corporate attorney. If it concerns intellectual property rights you may also need an...

Does a Will have to be notarized in Las Vegas Nevada?

A will does not need to be notarized to be valid. You need two witnesses to attest to the testator's execution. Sometimes the attestation clause is...

Can an heir to mineral rights in Oklahoma leave them to one child in her will, rather than dividing it between the others.

The short answer is yes you can leave the rights to one child in your will. However, at your death your executor would have to initiate some type...

What will happen to all my mom assets, if she passes away and does not have a living will?

If your mother does not have a will she will be considered to be intestate and Nevada's intestacy laws will apply. What happens to her assets will...

Where should I file probate?

It depends on what state your mother declared as her legal residence. If your mother's will is determined to be valid and can be properly proven,...