If a judgment debtor is deceased, do I need to serve notice to the beneficiary of the estate?
Yes file the creditor claim also with the court and also send the other beneficiary notice. That is the best way to do this.
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Yes file the creditor claim also with the court and also send the other beneficiary notice. That is the best way to do this.
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You don't have a settlement agreement until both parties agee and the sign it. The only way a judge would sign this if the parties agreed to it...
You canfile a petition in probate court or there is another process to correct errors on a death certificate. Talk to a probate attorney on this.
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It is possible that the right family law attorney could handle the issue regarding the real property.
The settlement agreement must be signed by both parties or else it isn't an agreement.
The estate is responsible for the loan on both cars. So, you might need to probate his estate and that would give you authority to clear this...
Case law is tied to statutory law so that is where you begin. Also there are basic law books that will provide starting points as to the...
Retrieve your items from the storage place. That is what you can do.
The second marriage is a void marriage. You need to file a petition to void the second marriage.
If you have been defaulted, then you don't need to do anything. If you want a voice, then you must file a motion to set aside the default and pay...