What reason my sister want me to sign a Waiver bond and Change Beneficiary
STOP - Sign nothing. If you do not trust your sister, do not sign any document and get your own attorney. It sounds like you shouldn’t trust her...
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STOP - Sign nothing. If you do not trust your sister, do not sign any document and get your own attorney. It sounds like you shouldn’t trust her...
Once the claim is settled the case is over. If you want to make those claims, make them in the current, transferred case. May be time to get an...
Go see a doctor. IF you are injured (got a disease or infection), you MAY have a claim. If not, you have no claim. Until you do that, no...
You cannot sign up with a realtor if the property is in probate. Only the executor can sell. If the executor is refusing, file a Petition for his...
You need to repost your question. It seems your parents/step-parents are both alive. You do not say how old you are. If you are under 18,...
I don’t see a legal action in your post. I do see that it is time for you to find a more comfortable place to live.
Technically it sounds like you were still married when he died. That means the will is likely still valid. You are going to need an attorney. My...
Not likely but it would have to be reviewed by an attorney.
More specific information would be needed to answer your question. How soon after 2010 did he die? Was notice of the trust given to the proper...
Maybe. The trust and note would have to be reviewed in context.