What is the treatment of exempt and nonexempt assets of a judgment debtor after death??
Possibly. Many trusts become irrevocable when trustor dies. There are exceptions. Other questions require thorough analysis and review of trust...
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Possibly. Many trusts become irrevocable when trustor dies. There are exceptions. Other questions require thorough analysis and review of trust...
You will need to open probate and petition for distribution of IRA accounts to you. Being named sole beneficiary in will is positive factor for...
No. You are not responsible for deceased mother's unpaid hospice bill. If you are named beneiciary of insurance, you may make claim and proceeds...
Probably not. Your attorney may wish to review and clarify temporary order by agreement among parties or exparte petition.
Sharing non-confidential information is not prohibited. Person's name, telephone number, email address, address is neither confidential nor...
You are stuck with result. Nothing I can recommend to correct.
Yes. Father may sue to recover money. Your attorney can assist.
You are correct. Facts regarding living together for 5 years and motive for alleged move away are crucial. Likely considered by court. Your...
Possibly. Answer depends on information not provided. Possible tax exposure includes: -capital gain tax -increased property tax...
Not enough information provided to advise whether you may open probate. Sister may/not have authority to sell home. Much depends on her authority...