If I have power of attorney, can I do a will for my mother for the purpose of avoiding probate?
It is not true that if she doesn't have a will, that your mom's assets will automatically go through probate. It depends on wheteher "probate"...
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It is not true that if she doesn't have a will, that your mom's assets will automatically go through probate. It depends on wheteher "probate"...
If the title is only in her name, it looks like probate is the only way to transfer title to you and your sister. Whether there is a will or no...
You need to seek assistance from an attorney to protect your interests. Yes, if you don't act fast, you could lose what is rightfully yours.
If the HOA or neighbor is complaining (I doubt it), then tell them that the condo is still under probate. The will understand. Also, tell them...
Yes, the will could possibly be contested based on undue influence if the person who used legalzoom to draft the will is also a beneficiary. ...
Many insurance companies have databases online that you can search. This is not a legal question, rather a technical question, so it is hard for...
This is the easiest question I've answered here. The answer is No.
In order to get proper Indian notary, you should go to the Indian embassy or consulate. I don't believe a U.S. notary is sufficient fo property...
Just to correct Attorney Bentons answer, in an intestate situation (no will), the 1/2 or 1/3 to surviving spouse only relates to separate property,...
I am guess that the person who will leave your mom an inheritance is still alive. If so, your mom could sign a promissory note, which would later...