If a will appoints two executors and one tries to fill for temporary executor would that be contesting a will? Arkansas law

I am not an Arkansas lawyer, but in California petitioning to be appointed as executor when one of the executors has failed to act would not be...

When I went through my divorce 23 yrs ago I had a will drawn up with my parents as the executors, do I need to change that?

Do you still want your parents to be the executors? If the answer is "no", then I think you can reach your own conclusion as to whether you need...

401k without assigned beneficiary?

I'm sorry about your father's death. If the plan administrator won't release the 401k to you without "letters testamentary", then you will need...

Could this psychologist have done something illegal?

If you believe there was abuse, then you can report it anonymously to the County Adult Protective Services Agency in the county where your friend...

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Be very careful about this ... if the Canadian parents gift the cash from a US bank account, then they are subject to the $60,000 lifetime gift tax...

How long does it take for the court to issue letters after our probate hearing?

Mr. Goodson is correct on all counts. You're already running into problems and the probate is just getting started. If you need to get something...

Will filing a petition for probate prevent the sale of a property under reverse mortgage until the court issues its decision?

I agree with Mr. Frederick. If the contract provides that the house must be listed for sale or sold within a specified period of time, the probate...

I have a house in Russia but I live in the USA. Can I make a will here and leave the house to my daughter?

Ya koglasen c advokatom Gorokovskem.

Under 2010 rules when is an asset valued at time of death or time of distribution?

Was this a probate or a trust? If it was a probate, then the probate court approved the distribution of the assets and your siblings are out of...

Can the heirs afford to pay the mortgage even if they can't qualify for a loan? If so, there is a federal law (called the "Garns-St. Germain Act")...