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One of my parents is deceased, the other added me to the deed as joint owner, will this cause a tax re-evaluation?
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Answered on January 04, 2018
In addition to the PCOR, you need to file a parent-child exclusion form.
HOWEVER, a better idea is to have your mother own the house in a trust....
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Can I have my affidavit notarized by a UK attorney and do I need to file the affidavit with the court or just send to banks ?
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Answered on January 04, 2018
If you live near.a US consulate, I would have a consular officer to the notary. That will be accepted.
The UK notary will probably be accepted...
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Do I have rights to my deceased mother's home?
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Answered on January 04, 2018
Joint tenancy supersedes the will, trust, or any other estate planning document.
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Can we change the co-agent on my mothers Power of Attorney?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
If your mother has lost capacity, and it sounds like she has, it is too late to change the agent under the poa. The other agent can resign, but a...
What paperwork do I need to file with the Superior court of Orange county?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
If gross value of assets is less than $150,000 and 40 days have passed since her death, you can use the Small Estate Affidavit to get the...
Car has 2 people on title. One has died. Can the other one demand keys & title for car even though she has been bought out?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
How as title to the car held? It is often joint tenancy. If int tenancy, it is hers. She does not need anyone to sign off for the decedent.
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My parents passed away in 2001, and my older sister in 2004. Everything is now in my younger sister's possession.
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Answered on January 03, 2018
Your sister may need a conservatorship.
She may be close to judgment proof.
If you receive a recovery, what happens to your government...
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What to do in a will situation ?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
TOD, POD, and Joint tenancy property is distributed without reference to the will.
Once husband has thE account, he can do what he wants with it....
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What if an attorney lied and with held the will?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
You need a local probate attorney today.
if no will then, you get all the community property and ½ or 1/3rd of your husband's separate...
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Next of kin and property?
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Answered on January 03, 2018
If uncle starts a probate, he has to give notice to all relatives within the second degree of your father.
You have a higher priority to become...
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