Can grandchildren get access to their grandparent’s retirement account if their parents are deceased?
You would likely be entitled to your mother's share. How to go about that is a different topic. You will need to discuss specifics with an...
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You would likely be entitled to your mother's share. How to go about that is a different topic. You will need to discuss specifics with an...
The money will go to either you or the spouse or both. If they are not legally married, probably you depending on specific factors not stated...
You can use his last known address to file the probate. Then you will want to hire a PI to try and locate him. If you come up empty, you have to...
The written directive is the valid one.
Start by looking at the court in the county where your mom lived. An attorney can also research the property title and see what happened with the...
I agree with Mr. Fox. You need a good attorney, period. Sadly your situation is common and the system still tends to favor mothers. Stand up for...
Get an attorney, review the trust and the circumstances surrounding its creation. If you can prove lack of capacity or undue influence you may be...
The trust will control. Get an attorney and understand your rights before things escalate to the point where you have an eviction on your credit...
If you have proof that you live there - ID with your address, a utility bill, something like that, you can change the locks and get back in. With...
If you gave him access to them for your aunt’s benefit you are out of the equation. If your aunt still wants them she could possibly sue.