Disposing deceased property
Contact an attorney in Maryland. No one should be unilaterally disposing of property without cooperation and legal authority.
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Contact an attorney in Maryland. No one should be unilaterally disposing of property without cooperation and legal authority.
This is much to complicated of a question to answer on this type of website. A demurrer challenges the sufficiency of a complaint. If there is a...
Yes an affidavit will be required. Research small estate affidavit on the internet to determine how to proceed.
If they are CONFIDENTIAL, you are not entitled to them. If you think there is some significance regarding those documents that could help your...
Certainly, especially if as you have stated (1) there is a contest and (2) the judge ordered it.
A beneficiary, unless also named trustee of your mother's trust, has NO legal authority to sell anything belonging to the trust. If the...
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You are confusing terms. Next of kin and informant are two different things. If he is in fact his father's only child, and his father was not...
Where to start, there are several parts to the objection, including the caption, the facts, the argument, points and authorities if necessary, and...
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I am not sure I would wait until later if all of this is going on. I would go to court on an elder abuse claim right away and perhaps get a...
Replace the tiles. If you are administrator you have the authority to do it and it is more trouble than it is worth to fight the neighbors and HOA.