If I signed a will with my spouse years ago, could I create a new one that overwrites the old one?
Yes, a new will can supersede the old one, but should say so explicitly. You mention "assets," which means you should probably consider a trust...
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Yes, a new will can supersede the old one, but should say so explicitly. You mention "assets," which means you should probably consider a trust...
Consult a knowledgeable local trust & estate litigator asap. You may have options, but this is definitely beyond the scope of this forum as far as...
Condolences on your loss. The cousin who was named the Executor should consult with an attorney about opening up a probate. Some assets (e.g....
Yes! While the specifics vary depending on what type of accouny it is (e.g. 401k vs IRA), you have a claim to at least a portion of these...
Assuming she is required to make up the difference (and she may not be depending on the terms of the trust - see Attorney James' analysis on...
No, living in your deceased parents’ home and paying taxes does not mean that you can transfer it to yourself. Did your parents have an estate...
Depends on the practitioner, his or her experience, and the community in which you live. There are no pre-set rates for an estate plan. But you...
There will be no documents available online. I agree with my colleague - make a written request to the trustee for a copy of the trust. As a...
Sounds like a recipe for a long and drawn-out probate. I suggest you and your husband speak with a local estate planning attorney about a...
There appear to be some red flags in your fact pattern. Consult a local trust & estate litigator at your earliest convenience.