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My nephews dad just passed away. His sisters mom had my dad appoint her as power of attorney
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Answered on September 03, 2019
Your nephew must immediately apply for probate. During that process, if he has the evidence that dad was "tricked" he can get the will...
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How do I go about getting my Life Partner's Will dealt as it is written?
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Answered on September 03, 2019
Simply find a new attorney. If there is a will that should be probated, find an attorney to do it.
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When a deposition officer for a subpoena receives an objection and copy of a motion to quash, what happens to discovery?
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Answered on September 03, 2019
They hold them until the court decides the motion unless they released them already, which does happen.
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How do you refinance a property that is in the estate of minor's and the mother is the guardian of the estate?
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Answered on August 31, 2019
Court approval is likely needed but you have to look at the authority granted in the documents to know for sure.
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My Mother's half sister just sent me a falsified statment stating that my mother was not my grandfather's child.
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Answered on August 30, 2019
What is your question? If your grandfather is deceased, look to the courts in the county where he died to probate his estate. What your aunt says...
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Re:Intestate Succession in California
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Answered on August 30, 2019
Yes if the grandfather died intestate or if there is a will or trust somewhere out there that left a share to your fiance. Get an attorney to...
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My brother is trustee and executor of my parents' estate. Can my brothers force me to be "bought out"of the house left to us 3?
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Answered on August 29, 2019
You can use your share as you see fit. If you want out at fair market value you can enforce that. Speak to an attorney to protect and fight for...
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How do I ask the court to deem request for admissions admitted when there is no response?
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Answered on August 29, 2019
You can try to go in ex-parte on an order shortening time.
Does the name of the trust need to be exact as beneficiary?
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Answered on August 29, 2019
They should accept the name as written on the trust. If the year is the only thing missing however, you should be fine.
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How do you know if you were in someone’s will?
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Answered on August 29, 2019
Unfortunately wills can be hidden or can go missing often. There are a few ways you can search for a will - contact the court clerk in the county...
