Will my annuity acct. be unavailable to my heirs for one year after my death due to Probate laws?
Generally there should be no need for probate for an annuity because you should have designated the beneficiaries that will receive the annuity in...
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Generally there should be no need for probate for an annuity because you should have designated the beneficiaries that will receive the annuity in...
You should review the terms of the trust agreement. Very likely it will provide that the trust is governed by CA law since it was created in CA. ...
In Washington, the answer to your question depends upon whether your husband's interest in the property is his separate property or community...
As I understand your question, your father's duplex is now owned by four individuals. It seems likely that your mother would hold a one-half...
I commend you for your tenacity in doing the right thing by providing care for your mother. However, you must be cautious about what limits you...
This is not a simple transaction that should be handled by a non-lawyer. I would recommend that you consult with an attorney in Pierce County...
This question would have to be answered definitively by an attorney licensed to practice in the state in question - - - presumably...
From a practical perspective, a 16 year old child is going to have a significant amount of influence over where she lives. And it is extremely...
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Assuming that there is no pre-nuptial agreement, or any other agreement between the parties that might bear on the issue, I would believe that the...
You should consult with an Illinois attorney who is familiar with Medicaid recovery matters. However, the first question is whether your mother...