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Must i use an attorney in the state where the will was probated,or may i use a local attorney to protest a will ?
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Answered on February 03, 2014
If the probate is still open and the will has not been formally admitted to probate you can hire an attorney to contest the will. The attorney...
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Can a defendent challenge plaintiff's court fee waiver in superior court
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Answered on February 03, 2014
Typically no as it is a court decision.
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I Am 59 Years Old & Considering Medicaid Through Obamacare . Will A Trust Protect My Assets? How About The Ladybird Deed?
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Answered on February 03, 2014
A trust generally will not protect your assets. You need to speak with a Medi-Cal planning expert to discuss your options. It will be worth...
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Mom made two wills, one to daughter and one to granddaughter but neither one of us have the originals or witnesses contact?
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Answered on February 03, 2014
To answer your question, a lost original does not make the will invalid. As the other attorney stated, the last dated will is the one that will...
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Am I able to contest this trust/will that my cousin left in 2007 making her friend the executor?
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Answered on February 03, 2014
Mr. Zelinger is correct. It is also important to know if you would inherit should your contest be successful. You would have to be in the class...
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I am fighting the ownership of my families property with another sibling whom was granted ownership upon my mothers death
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Answered on February 02, 2014
I would suggest starting with having title to the real estate reviewed ASAP. That should not be too hard to do for an attorney and they can get an...
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What defense do i have?
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Answered on February 01, 2014
It is hard to say with the information you have given. Either repost your question with more information or call a local attorney.
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My father died many years ago. My step-mother has their home in her name. My step-mother died about 5 years ago. No one from
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Answered on January 31, 2014
You may or may not be entitled to something depending upon how long your father was married to your step-mother. It is difficult to say and the...
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Willed a home,attorney asks me to sign before read by a judge. I read it should be paid off then given to me they say it doesn
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Answered on January 31, 2014
It is difficult to say without seeing the will or trust that gives you the property. Most gifts are subject to all encumbrances so they do not...
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If a settlement has been reached and dismissal papers been filed in a Riverside, California Civil Court, do I need to keep all
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Answered on January 31, 2014
I would suggest keeping them. Perhaps you an go somewhere and have them scanned onto a USB drive so you don't have to store them.
