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How should I proceed now when it appears that the probate atty and executor still appear to be stealing funds from the estate?
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Answered on August 30, 2013
I agree. You are not able to be effective the way you have done things so try anew strategy and hire an attorney. I bet it will be less expensive...
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No will no living trust. can a handwritten (written by the terminally ill owner) list of property disbursement wishes be honored
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Answered on August 30, 2013
Generally yes if it is in his handwriting and signed and dated. I would have it reviewed by an attorney for validity and to see if the estate will...
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I'm my sisters representive she passed away over 2years ago now they have sent me a notice of overpayment of $6,000 that they
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Answered on August 30, 2013
If you probated her estate, the creditor's claim period has expired. If you did not you can argue the 1 year SOL. Send them a letter.
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No Will, Who inherits stepfathers estate, Stepchildren or Stepfathers emancipated minor child he has not seen in 30 plus year.
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Answered on August 29, 2013
The biological heir would be the person who inherits if the dad was not survived by a spouse or any other biological children. Unless adopted, the...
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Can you in ca request an executor have limited authority after probate case is closed granting executor full authority
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Answered on August 29, 2013
Your question is unclear. However, if FINAL DISTRIBUTION has been ordered there is not much you can do unless you can prove fraud. If you signed...
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How do I go about starting a probate case for the estate of my mother. The city were I live is asking for the change of title?
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Answered on August 29, 2013
Probate is necessary in this situation unless the total estate is less than $150,000. Fees are paid out of the estate at the end of the probate. ...
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What exactly is a preliminary hearing
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Answered on August 28, 2013
It depends in what legal context the hearing is set. Criminal? Civil? Probate? Preliminary hearings are most common in criminal cases but...
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Do I have the right to my deceased significant others property?
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Answered on August 28, 2013
You have no rights as an heir to his property, his son does. His social security, his retirement (unless you are named a s a beneficiary), etc...
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Where does one start to investigate how much debt a deceased person has if they passed with no will? How do I back off creditors
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Answered on August 28, 2013
Once you have been appointed, use a Certified Copy of the Letters and get a copy of her credit report.
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I own several properties and I want to transfer them to my trust. Will this trigger the due on transfer clause?
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Answered on August 28, 2013
A transfer from yourself to yourself will not trigger a due on sale clause. Therefore, if you are transferring these properties into a revocable...
