Kyle Andrew Krasa's Answers (5)

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Showing a will before the death occurs.

Kyle's answer | Answered on November 01, 2010

I agree with the previous attorneys. It's the sole right of the creator of the will as to whether or not to show the will to the beneficiaries. A...

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Im excutor of parents will and ive already been paying the bills and taking care of everything now i have to go to probate why

Kyle's answer | Answered on November 01, 2010

Think of probate as dealing with issues of title. Remember, only the person(s) named on the title of a particular asset have the authority to deal...

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My mother passed away & her house is going into forclosure. Can I be held responsible for her home? She had no p.o.a. or will.

Kyle's answer | Answered on November 01, 2010

As long as you did not agree to assume your mother's debt or guarantee any loan of hers, the most your mother's creditors can go after is whatever...

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Me and my boyfriend have been 2yrs . but just a week ago he died now the sister is tring to sell the car , i have the payments

Kyle's answer | Answered on November 01, 2010

You first should check to see if your boyfriend created any estate planning documents, such as a will or a trust, that named you as the beneficiary...

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I had POA of my father while he was alive.

Kyle's answer | Answered on November 01, 2010

In most states, once your father passed away, the Power of Attorney becomes null and void. It serves only as an "incapacity" document and does not...

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