Can a excutor of a will be replaced if they have not excuted the will years later?
Yes, you can remove an executor, but this requires court involvement (and thus you probably want to hire an attorney). Contact an attorney, and...
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Yes, you can remove an executor, but this requires court involvement (and thus you probably want to hire an attorney). Contact an attorney, and...
I agree with Ms. Hays, but would like to add that if your mother was on Medicaid, the state has a right to recover the money it spent on medicaid...
If you were a joint tenant on your mother's bank account, then you are the sole owner of the bank account after her passing. This means you can do...
If you didn't guarantee the home loan, you won't be personally responsible for it (and subsequently won't go on your credit report). If you hear...
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I agree with Mr. Mauger, and would like to add that you need to have an attorney help you open probate in order to have the court appoint an...
The answer to your question is going to vary depending on what type of property it is, among other facts. I highly recommend you contact an estate...
You need to contact a lawyer ASAP to discuss the situation.
Generally speaking, yes, you are personally liable for medical bills of your deceased spouse. Call a lawyer with more details, and see if you...
Yes, you can do that. However, transferring your property to a "land trust" gives you no protection from creditors (regardless of what you read on...
In Oregon, the city can place a lien on the house, and foreclose if they want. They would probably open probate to do so. However, they cannot...