Intestate Probate - Declaration of Fees and Costs?
A beneficiary could object to the fees but generally the court will determine appropriate compensation on its own. If the court balks at the fees,...
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A beneficiary could object to the fees but generally the court will determine appropriate compensation on its own. If the court balks at the fees,...
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If someone dies without a will and without parents, spouse or children, then his or her siblings are the heirs at law to the estate. There isn't a...
As attorney Armstrong stated, you ex needs to see an attorney to set up his estate plan. In short, if a family member wants to take over the...
You asked this question earlier. Talk to the insurance company to see what it needs in order to change the change the policy holder. Chances are...
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A surviving spouse would have superior rights to a deceased's parent. See a lawyer because what you described doesn't add up.
If the daughter is a minor, guardianship for her should be established and then the guardian can take appropriate actions on her behalf.
Call the insurer and make a claim on the policy. The insurer will provide you with enough information to understand the identity of the...
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Are you sure the trust is irrevocable? If so, and you are the trustee, then it is your responsibility to manage trust assets to the benefit of the...
You can transfer your share of the property into your trust and it won't be reassessed. Upon your mother's death, if she leaves the property to...
You need to see legal counsel and make a written demand for an accounting. If it isn't furnished within 60 days of the request, you can file a...