If a check is made out to the co-executors of the estate of _ _ _ _ _

You don't give enough information to answer your question. It's possible that someone wrote a check to 2 people who just "happen" to be executors....

Can beneficiary of estate gift items in the house on their own if they are not the executor?

Your question is not very clear. Are you asking whether the beneficiary can refuse the inheritance (the legal term is "disclaim the inheritance")...

How to transfer assets from parents trust

I'm sorry about your mother's death. You are correct that if she made no "taxable" gifts during her lifetime and her estate was worth less than...

Do I need an attorney to object to an appointment of an administrator, and are the courts liberal in denying the petition.

I am sorry about your mother's death. The laws in each state vary, and I am not licensed in North Carolina, but I would urge you to contact a...

I was left a bequest by a friend. Am I entitled to see her will?

This appears to be a duplicate question. See response to your other posting. The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended...

I was left a bequest. Am I entitled to see the decedent's will or document leaving me this bequest?

Yes, you are. Check the page numbers of the document you received. Are you sure they were all there? If not, send a certified letter to the...

The lender needs to get paid, whether there's a trust or not. If they don't want to pay the mortgage, they'll need to sell the house or it will be...

Can I get a copy of family members will that died approximately 10 years ago

First of all, I wouldn't agree to reimburse your cousin for taxes, utilities, etc. unless you're legally required to do so (check with an attorney...

Adding our new home to our trust

Why are you removing the old home from the trust? If it's because you're selling it, I'd let the title company take care of the paperwork. As for...

For real property owned by several persons, does recording title for one person in a living trust bring on jeopardy to the other

What kind of jeopardy are you concerned about? A trust provides no more "jeopardy" than any other form of owning property with another...