Los Altos, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Los Altos, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more
It depends on several factors, some of which are the way that your husband and his parents held title to the property. If they were all "joint...
It sounds as if your father's probate is not complete and that a Judge has not confirmed title in your name - just because you are the executor...
I presume that the AB Discretionary Trust would provide that it is irrevocable and would operate much the same way as an "ordinary" AB trust would...
It sounds strange that a probate court clerk would tell you that you should not see the will. Nonetheless, since it is a public record (in most...
As Mr. Baer stated, there are specific California probate code sections that deal with the priority of payment when the debts exceed the assets. ...
See my other answer. If the fund (together with all other "probatable assets) was worth less than $100,000 then you can use a small estates...
Was the account worth more than $100,000 - or, to be more precise, are all of the assets that don't have beneficiaries named on them and that are...
You are only nominated as executor until you are appointed by the probate court. So yes, you will need to have the will admitted to probate unless...
If Texas is like California, then the ex-wife will need to prove a number of things, including that the 1987 will was written after your stepfather...
Mr. Frederick's answer may be correct for Michigan, but it would not be correct for California. And it may not be correct for Minnesota. In...