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WHEN RESIDUARY GIFT VEST TO THE MAIN BENEF. AFTER THEIR DEATH MEANS IT GOES TO THE EX STEPSON AND NOT THE ISSUE OF MAIN. BENEF.
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Answered on February 03, 2016
If probate matter remains open, immediately file your objections.
If probate matter closed, you may be able to reopen based on facts cited.
much...
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Filing for guardianship for elder adult in Manhattan , NY
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Answered on February 03, 2016
File in jurisdiction in which incapacitated person resides.
Cost vary depending on complexity of matter.
Check court file for previously filed...
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Is a revokable trust and living will able to be changed without going through the same lawyer fees you did in the first place?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Previously answered in your earlier question.
Your wishes control.
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Revocable living trust and change of ownership for the property
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Exemption from reassessment upon transfer to trust applies to transfers to trust owned by transferor.
In this case you transferred to trust which...
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With a Living Will/ Revokable Trust can I change things without having to pay a huge lawyer fee again?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
If trust revocable and you retained power to make changes, you may make the changes.
If you have the skills and understanding to do so, you may...
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Dad died while receiving $ from property he sold. Was pd off after death, so now st-mom atty says profits no longer ours?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Information provided suggests significant assets in play.
I suggest you consult probate counsel, provide missing information, accept advice.
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Can a lawyer change what you want the way they think it should be?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Lawyer works for you. One part of service is to provide advice to you. Ultimately decision on terms of estate plan up to you.
If you are not...
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How do I counter the warranty gift deed and request to be bought out by my aunts? What are my options?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
You are not required to sign the deed.
Curious how you got on title?
Retain probate counsel to review this issue with you.
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What claims or actions can I file to get my jewelry back, how and against whom? The estate? The lawyer? The heirs?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
You may have claim against estate, surviving business, other entity.
Much depends on how the jewelry store was owned.
Consult probate counsel to...
Can a successor trustee change ownership of a FBO account?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Maybe. If account is property of trust and successor trustee has authority to administer trust the successor trustee may transfer title and...