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Can I contest a Revocable Trust for undue influence as the trustee (my aunt's nephew) helped my aunt to take me out of the will
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Answered on July 03, 2010
The answer is "maybe" or "maybe not" depending upon some important facts which are missing here. If your aunt was susceptible to influence due to...
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What happens when a group owns a property and one of the owners will did not properly go through probabte?
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Answered on July 03, 2010
Because you are dealing with "tenants in common" property, Tenant B's heirs will be able to probate only his/her own 1/4 share, regardless of...
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What are my legal options?
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Answered on July 03, 2010
This seems like a situation where if Kathy showed a repo company that she had title, the repo company may recover the vehicle for her. Otherwise,...
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Do i need to claim a car in an estate that she does not own?
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Answered on February 11, 2010
More information may be needed to answer this question. The probate inventory should include only assets in the deceased person's sole name at...
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Can a Pennslyvania statute overide ERISA re: a designated beneficiary for a TIAA-CREF pension plan.
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Answered on January 19, 2010
To add to Mr. Frederick's fine answer, you may need to look at the language of the plan itself to see if ERISA trumps the state law. Definitely...
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Where can i find an existing prenup if the
lawyer in charge, passed away?
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Answered on January 19, 2010
Check with the Bar Association for your State. Typically, when a lawyer dies, the Bar Association assigns another attorney to wrap up that...
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Can I sue executor of my grandma's will for trashing my belongings stored in my grandma's garage with knowledge of being mine?
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Answered on January 19, 2010
If your uncle will be appointed by the Court in a probate proceeding, you may file a claim in the probate case. The procedure for filing a claim...
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What happens when the beneficiary of a funeral policy refuses to sign after the person passes.
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Answered on January 18, 2010
I do not believe you can "force" a beneficiary to collect on a policy. If the beneficiary simply does not want the funds on personal grounds, if he...
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