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Under the new Local Rules 01-2015 does this lean a motion to consolidate may not be filed unless it has been deemed related to
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Answered on January 07, 2015
I think you are misreading this. That said, if you have 2 cases that have the same facts and circumstances, you can file a motion for consolidation.
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Does a bond need to be done before the probate court date?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
A bond application should be submitted as soon as possible and the bond ready for filing at the hearing from probate. If it is not ready, Letters...
What about cousins if there are nieces and nephews after uncle's death?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
If ALL of his brothers and sisters predeceased him, one share would go to each of the children of the predeceased brothers and sisters. So if the...
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What happens if a bond can not be provided , what happens in probate court?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
I suggest trying to get waivers from the other heirs first.
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What happens if a bond can not be provided , what happens in probate court?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
All heirs will have to waive it or a blocked account will have to be set up. You will have to go back to the judge and request a blocked account...
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How do judge determine a default against the other party in a divorce ?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
You need to file a request for entry of default and prove up your case.
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Do I as a single child of one sister get one half of the inheritance or equal shares as the children of
the other sister?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
It appears you do as long as there is no will. Someone however, will have to file a Petition for Probate to make the claims/distributions.
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Are you allowed to recieve up to 1 million dollars in tax free gifted money?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
I would just add that anyone giving you more than $14,000 a year (or $28,000 from a Husband and Wife) will have to file a gift tax return declaring...
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Rights of the son of the brother of decedent's father?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
Your question is very confusing without having more information regarding the family. The inheritance scheme will either go by will or intestate...
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I am a beneficiary of my deceased mother's life insurance policy. Can I transfer my claim money to my daughter?
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Answered on January 07, 2015
You cannot do that. If the money would go to your ex-wife, why not just have her assign it back to you?