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5 sibs own 153 acres in MN trust. 1 owner in WI, 1 in NV & 3 in MN. Do MN & WI sibs have rights to force NV sib to sell land?
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Answered on September 24, 2013
Actually, it the Trust is the owner - and not the individuals who are the beneficiaries, then it is the Trustee who decides. And the Trustee has a...
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I am the Executrix and the only asset is a coop the building served me with a non judicial sale, is there anyway to fight this?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
Timing is the difference between a hero and a fool. You can't afford to waste any time. The sale is likely taking place because of lack of...
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How long should it take for judge to hold final meeting for settlement of estate?
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Answered on September 23, 2013
There is not a 'schedule to keep'. Normally, after a Probate is opened, there are certain deadline dates to meet -- such as a creditor's claim...
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Real estate question
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Answered on September 22, 2013
This is really not an Estate Planning question. It is a Real Estate Law question. I recommend you sit down with a Real Estate attorney in Texas....
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What is elder law?
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Answered on September 22, 2013
Elder Law is built entirely around the legal issues senior face including but not limited to Conservatorship, Estate Planning, Senior Care,...
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What does Descent of Property mean?
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Answered on September 20, 2013
It might be worth your while to sit down with a Kansas Estate Planning / Probate attorney to review your Mom's will and possibly have a letter...
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If someone is complaining about you don't you have the right to know what they are saying about you?
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Answered on September 20, 2013
I agree with both of my colleagues. There are people in this world who are serial complainers about everyone excepts themselves. Your mom should...
What happens to a house if parent has to go to a nursing home and house title is in their name only?
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Answered on September 20, 2013
Kelly is right. The wrong move could affect her Medicaid Eligibility. Retain an Elder Law attorney now and get sound advice on Medicaid Planning...
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My dad died a year ago and my older sister is power of attorney. I never saw a will.
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Answered on September 20, 2013
Your sister's Power of Attorney died when your Dad passed away. She has no power now. If you don't have a Will to register with the Probate...
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Intestate Special Administrator: I did the work; one of the heirs secured an attorney through Wiznet. I want pay for my work.
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Answered on September 20, 2013
Always best to get who-gets-paid-for-what in advance. Otherwise you become yet another creditor to be considered in the case. Given the amount,...
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