May a notary take the place of a second witness in a will that was executed in the state of washington?
This will depend on whether the notary public was a witness to the signing of the Will. You may need to find the notary public and see if they...
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This will depend on whether the notary public was a witness to the signing of the Will. You may need to find the notary public and see if they...
You still have a right to participate in the process and monitor how the estate is being managed and distributed. You have the right to request...
The starting point for addressing your concerns will be what does your Operating Agreement or LLC Agreement say about the removal of members, or...
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A judge will usually be careful about having a hearing occur or grant any type of relief unless all potential parties or interested parties have...
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You should consider having him sign a promissory note to repay the borrowed amount plus some interest. You have flexibility in determining a...
At the very least, you should receive an update on what is happening in the estate on an annual basis. It does not sound like you are receiving...
I agree with the other attorneys who have answered. The transfer of real property is a significant transaction that warrants a conversation with a...
You can contact representatives at the Social Security Administration office to discuss your specific situation at 1-800-772-1213. Based on the...
I am also sorry for your loss. I agree with Attorney Powell. It is important to meet with a knowledgeable probate attorney to initiate probate...
Every estate is handled differently and it is hard to give you a specific time frame in which the estate is to be distributed. Sometimes depending...