Can my husband give his part of houses to daughter after he dies. I am co owner on both houses.
Yes he can! Since you are separated, in a lay term, you and him are like 2 strangers to each other. These 2 individuals co-own a real property,...
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Yes he can! Since you are separated, in a lay term, you and him are like 2 strangers to each other. These 2 individuals co-own a real property,...
You have many options/ways to leave your CD/Annuities to Charities as you wish. 1. Designate those charities as the beneficiary(ies) directly with...
Rest assured! If the grandma left something to her grandkids (your kids) in her will, the executor (presumably the sister in law) is required to...
Yes. It's under same Part (Part 6). It's purpose is to cross reference in case you become Naturalized and file citizenship for children who are...
There are two categories of who you are in relation with the decedent: 1. Legal/lawful heir. 2. A Beneficiary If you are a lawful heir, the...
ok to file concurently. watch out for any gap in status, any violations, any unauthorized works. retain a firm to have your case review. good...
no recordation and notarization needed. a formal will need to have 2 witnesses. the holograph will does not need witness but must be signed and...
Transmutation is the keyword. If the divorce decree states that the property belong to you. you and the ex spouse must exercise the transmutation...
designating a beneficiary is one way to pass the property without going through probate or trust. it's call non-probate or non-trust transfer.
In CA, you need to file an Affidavit of Death of the Trustee (your mother) and send this to the the INS company, together with trust documents...