Ex husband did not correctly remove me as beneficiary from 401K
Yes, you may file a qualified disclaimer, but then I’m not sure if those disclaimed 401K benefits will pass to the other 50% primary beneficiary or...
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Probate Lawyer at Santa Ana, CA
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Yes, you may file a qualified disclaimer, but then I’m not sure if those disclaimed 401K benefits will pass to the other 50% primary beneficiary or...
I can only give you a general answer because I do not know what form you are using and what the format, contents or requirements of the forms are. ...
You do not mention which type of "clearance" certificate you were referring to. In probate there are two clearances; one from the California...
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The direct answer to your question is in agreement with the other two attorney's answers. You need a probate attorney whose office is in the State...
You have received competent advice from the prior two attorneys. I have one other option for you to consider. If the beneficiaries can cooperate,...
As Ms. Johnson said, it depends on how title was held. However, your questions states that your father held a "deed of trust". A deed of trust is...
I am not licensed to practice in Illinois but I am a California attorney and notary. Let me give you a general suggestion that may solve your...
You need to consult with a NY attorney because there may be specific laws that govern the powers of an attorney in fact (the person who acts under...
Unless there are specific Alabama laws defining self dealing, I can give you an answer as it is used "in general" and specifically in California. ...
The answer to your question by the prior answering attorneys has one omission. If your sister had a durable power of attorney for health care in...