If my father died without a will and he is not listed on my birth certificate how can I transfer property
Open a probate and give notice. If you are his only legal heir you should be fine.
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Open a probate and give notice. If you are his only legal heir you should be fine.
You simply need to file a gift tax return. You will not have to pay taxes. Yes you can wire the money.
Very unlikely. If so it would likely be through a Marvin claim. See an attorney
That is inaccurate. Only if a court seems the trust invalid would it go to probate. Simply being contested just means it will be litigated. If...
You cannot. If she does not change it, you as trustee must follow the document. She should see an attorney, especially if you are gifted anything...
As long as there are no estate tax issues, the failure will not have any real effect but the values from date of death will need to be determined...
Title controls. Have it reviewed to see what your rights are.
You will likely have to get a court order to reissue the check. Show an attorney the trust and see if there is another way.
Absolutely. Title is everything and if you change the name without changing the assets the “old” trust will still “own” everything.
You are single so state so in your purchase and you should be fine.