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What to do if a lawyer comes to Small Claims Court?
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Answered on September 18, 2019
Move on. You have no basis to go after the insurance company based on what you describe and the court’s ruling.
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What should I do because my brother won’t show me the will my mother left.?
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Answered on September 18, 2019
Have an attorney write him a letter advising him of the requirement under the law to lodge the will with the court within 30 days of a death. Your...
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If a dual citizen husband renounces his US citizenship does the wife also have to renounce her US citizenship or can she keep it
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Answered on September 18, 2019
Of course she can keep it. Citizenship is an individual right/responsibility.
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How can someone transfer a deed of property thats in my name without my knowledge?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
Hard to say what happened without more specific detail including property addresses, title transfers and wills and trusts You need to have an...
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Can a living trust granting inheritance to only two of the three siblings be broken by the third?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
Yes it is true. The "third" "adopted one" has a legal claim to the estate and could contest.
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In state of California What do you do?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
What needs to be done? Hire an attorney to walk you through the process.
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For the last testament: Can the date of signing the last testament be different from
the date of the notary?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
It could. As long as the notary shows that the document was dated prior and that the signer acknowledges the prior signature it is legal. It...
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What papers do I file to claim proceeds from the sale of deceased sister's estate?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
Impossible to advise without reviewing the document that "nam(ed) nephew as executor".
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Is a trust lawyer legally obligated to answer questions posed by heirs to the estate, or is the only obligation to the Executor?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
The Trust Lawyer has no obligation to answer questions of a beneficiary. He/She represents the trust/trustee, not the beneficiaries. If you want...
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Unopened email service of process valid?
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Answered on September 17, 2019
No you have not been served. Service of a Complaint must be made by personal service or substituted service. Email service is not proper. That...
