Do we really have to wait 40 days before settling the estate?
As you've discovered, a power of attorney form has no "power" after the person who gave it to you dies. That is one of the reasons people choose...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Los Altos, CA
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As you've discovered, a power of attorney form has no "power" after the person who gave it to you dies. That is one of the reasons people choose...
As the other attorney said, you probably will need to file a probate of your father's estate UNLESS the house is worth less than $100,000. If the...
If the trust is a "revocable" trust (a/k/a a "living" trust), then California law specifically makes them subject to claims of creditors. The same...
If this property is considered your husband's "separate property" (and since you consented to change the status to have him named as "married, sole...
Only if you want to keep the house - the money is still owed to the mortgage company, even though your father is deceased. If you're asking...
You can contact Sonoma County Legal Aid through this link: http://legalaidsc.org/ You might also try the Sonoma County Bar Association's...
I'm not sure that I agree with the other lawyer's answer. I don't believe that the trustee can turn off the utilities (doing what would be called...
The answer to "who's responsible" depends on what the trust says about that subject. If the trust has other assets (stocks, bonds, cash, bank...
I'm sorry about your father's death. It sounds like you will need to file a probate petition in the county where your father resided (unless he...
You need to contact a New York attorney who is familiar with the State's ethical rules. In California this would be completely unethical and would...