I have a grant deed in Cali that states A and B as community property. Does this avoid probate?
Yes, probate will not be necessary after the passing of the first spouse. However, after the second spouse passes, probate will be needed in order...
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Yes, probate will not be necessary after the passing of the first spouse. However, after the second spouse passes, probate will be needed in order...
It is legally possible to do this but there are very important steps to take and regulations to comply with. Fortunately for you, if the mother of...
Short answer, yes. Due to the divorce, you will need to revoke your joint trust and pull the home out of the living trust. Once the title is no...
Beneficiaries are not entitled to a copy of the trust or will until the trustor/grantor has passed away. You will not be able to demand a copy of...
It is difficult to give you a detailed answer here because there are not enough facts. However, generally, you will need to obtain an EIN for the...
The quick answer to this is Yes; the court has the ability to appoint any person/entity they deem appropriate in the situation. The court will take...
The issue here is that your legal name is the one that must be used on all current and future documents; you cannot sign documents as your maiden...
It is important to take into account the procedures observed in the state where the property is located, not just the state in which you or your...
Unfortunately, it appears as though you will be the responsible party. Your first step should be to attempt to work with the previous seller in...
The best practice is to not take a child without a court order or custody agreement. By attempting to bypass the court system and relocate the...