My mother passed away and left me the executive of her estate how do I get it transferred into my name
I am sorry for your loss. From your use of the term "executor", it appears that your mother left a will naming you as the person in charge of...
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I am sorry for your loss. From your use of the term "executor", it appears that your mother left a will naming you as the person in charge of...
Not necessarily. I had a client in the same situation, but occupant was asserting ownership and occupancy rights. Client had to start legal...
Because you created the first Trust when you were single and your assets consisted of your separate property, you are entitled to leave them to...
More information is needed, but usually it is up to the trustee, not a beneficiary, to make decisions regarding a trust.
By deed, transferring title to your 50% interest in the property to your trust.
Don't wait any longer to consult with a local estate planning attorney to discuss your options.
You need to hire a local estate planning attorney to pursue your rights. Even if you are not a beneficiary, the trustee/lawyer should have sent...
Without a valid testamentary document stating your mother's intent as to who should get the ring, you have no choice but to make an equal division...
You posted this same question not too long ago, and I believe the consensus was that you need to speak directly with an estate planning attorney. ...
Call the LA County Bar Association and ask if they provide referral services to estate planning attorneys. If so, then call a couple of them,...