Change of State requires change in Will?
It depends what the will says. If it specifically refers to the condo, then that is a problem. If it just refers to real property or just...
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It depends what the will says. If it specifically refers to the condo, then that is a problem. If it just refers to real property or just...
The most important thing now is to make sure you and any sisters or brothers are OK. Talk to an adult that you trust -- a relative, a teacher, the...
As previously mentioned, a power of attorney ends at a person's death. You should be inquiring into whether or not your mother left a will or a...
You should go back to original attorney and tell him your valid concerns.
My initial take is that you could file in either state - where the defendant resides or where the conduct occurred - but don't take my word for it....
Yes. You would be entitled to 1/3 of your sister's estate, and the children of each of your deceased siblings would be entitled to that sibling's...
You also might want to call the county's Public Administrator and see if they would take over. That's one of their jobs, but they often punt if...
Don't sign off on anything until you talk to an attorney about your rights and possible inheritance.
I am concerned about the quality of your friend's will when you say it has been notarized. Notarization is not a legal requirement for a will;...
Go to the website of the CA State Controller's Office of Unclaimed Property and enter your information. <https://ucpi.sco.ca.gov/UCP/>. Financial...