What if you can't afford a lawyer to represent you in a probate court?
Thje lawyer would be paid from the probate, if it is an estate where you are named as the executor. If this estate has no assets, then don't do a...
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Thje lawyer would be paid from the probate, if it is an estate where you are named as the executor. If this estate has no assets, then don't do a...
The fact that washington is a community property state has no bearing on this issue. Community property only applies to husband and wife. I...
I agree with the previous answer, There are a lot more facts that are needed to answer this question. Other questions are whether any titled...
You should contact a probate or real estate attorney immediately. It may already be too late for you to recover, because of the lapse of time,...
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First, your question states that you are the "payee" in your sister's will. Did you mean personal representative? Or did you mean beneficiary? ...
1. Your question about evicting your brother is not really a probate question. It is a landlord/tenant question. You should post it as such to...
What this probably means is that your wife didn't change her beneficiary on the life insurance policy. Normally, you wouldn't need a probate to...
You don't mention whether you are on a month to month tenancy, or when your lease term ends. If you are on a month to month tenancy, you can give...
The short answer to your question is yes. The board can be going through the change process while your sale is progressing, but you have no legal...
Assuming the "siblings" are grandma's children, and there is no will, then grandma's children each own 50% of the house. It will probably be...