Does a friend require my SSN in order to include me in her will? This pertains to cash, not property.
Your social security number is not required for you to be a beneficiary of a will.
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Your social security number is not required for you to be a beneficiary of a will.
Assuming you transferred the property into the living trust when the trust was created, all you have to do is complete and file an Affidavit of...
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When in doubt, read the document, If you don't understand it, retain an attorney to explain it to you. The affidavit you are signing may very...
You have no legal right to possession of the home.
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You really need to present a lot more facts to get a good answer. I suggest you take advantage of a free consult from one of the AVVO lawyers in...