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How do I write my own receipt for probate check that allows me access to future money discovered by court?
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Answered on January 19, 2009
The receipt you use would need to follow South Carolina's laws. You will need to check with the probate court there or with a South Carollina...
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Probate and trust is slipping away from my control?
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Answered on January 13, 2009
I agree with the other lawyer that you should seek a new attorney immediately. I suggest that you look for a certified specialist in estate...
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Wills, estates and probate
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Answered on January 13, 2009
Many states have laws that permit people to sign their name with an "X" (or the equivalent). In California, the "X" needs to be witnessed in a...
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Revocable Trust and IRA's
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Answered on January 13, 2009
I agree with Mr. Bhatia's answer. People don't always understand that the beneficiary designation on an IRA or a life insurance policy takes...
If my husband dies without a will, do his 3 kids from a previous marriage have a right to the house and other assests
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Answered on January 13, 2009
You need to check with an Oklahoma lawyer to get a completely accurate answer.
But in most states your husband's children would be entitled to a...
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Complicated Probate Situation Idaho/Pennsylvania
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Answered on January 11, 2009
I'm sorry about your father's death.
Because this is a complicated situation, it sounds like you definitely should not try to do this without a...
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Probate
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Answered on January 11, 2009
Althogh the laws in Idaho might be different than the laws in California, the most likely answer is YES, your mother will need to probate your step...
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Should I Dispute a Dubious Disinheritance?
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Answered on January 03, 2009
As long as you are alive, your children would not be eligible to inherit your mother's estate as "intestate" heirs. But if you were not mentioned...
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Probate for personal property in California
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Answered on December 24, 2008
I suggest that your mother seek another attorney.
First of all, your mother should be the executor, not the lawyer. However, California law...
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Sale of home that is in trust
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Answered on November 30, 2008
The first question you need to answer is whether you can qualify for a mortgage or not. As a general rule, assume that you have to pay about $600...