My dad passed away suddenly and didn't have a will. What do we need to to do to settle his affairs?
You may need probate but your mother may also be able to do a spousal property petition. With the business however, it is more likely probate will...
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You may need probate but your mother may also be able to do a spousal property petition. With the business however, it is more likely probate will...
First, if the brothers survive, their children get nothing. If one brother dies, that brother's share would go to his children. If that is not...
If final distribution has been order, it would be indicated by words similar to what you suggest in the Registrar of Actions. You can also call...
Is your father alive or deceased? What paperwork did you have? If he is alive does he have capacity to sign new forms? What you can do depends...
If you father had no will, and all of their assets were community property, he will not likely have the ability to prevail in a contest. I am...
Have an attorney review both wills. Wills must be witnessed by two DISINTERESTED persons and certainly not persons named as beneficiaries in the...
If he is asking for you to assign your interest, do not do it. If he his asking that you nominate him as administrator, if you feel he will do a...
It depends upon the judge and the purpose of the declaration. Most of the time they are read, but it would be impossible to say when. If you have...
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Check the records at the court in the county where your grandfather passed away. Often times you can do a search on the court website. If the...
If you are within the 50 days, you need to get court permission or ask the other side to stipulate to allow that witness. Since they have not...