Joint Will
You do not give enough information to give an accurate answer. First you say it's a "joint will". Very few (if any) states permit those, so I...
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You do not give enough information to give an accurate answer. First you say it's a "joint will". Very few (if any) states permit those, so I...
You can use a "small estates affidavit" in California only if the fair market value of all of the property is worth $100,000 or less - that means...
Obviously not - if you thought it would be a wise move, you probably wouldn't be second-guessing yourself. The information you obtain at this...
Whether your father can change his will with a handwritten "addendum" ("codicil" in legalese) depends on the laws of the state where he lives. It...
What you want to do is called a "codicil" in legalese. The only "danger" to doing a codicil instead of a completely new will is that it can easily...
I presume that your father is deceased, correct? The question is then whether all or part of the trust is irrevocable AND who has the right under...
It appears that someone needs to begin a probate of the wife's estate so that the Court gets involved (the court will NOT do anything on its own). ...
You are a tenant, and she has to follow the landlord-tenant laws. The fact that the owner died doesn't change that. I strongly suggest you see a...
You need to consult a knowledgeable estate planning attorney in the state where the condo is located. It is possible that there might be state...
In most states you would not be responsible for the deceased person's debts UNLESS you inherited something from them, and then you would only be...