IF A EXECUTOR TOOK A DECEASED VEHICLE AS THEIR OWN, AND ITS PART OF THE ESTATE, WHAT COARSE OF ACTION SHOULD BENEFICIARIES TAKE?

If the Executor is a beneficiary under the deceased's Will, it's possible that the Executor would be allowed to take the car as part of his/her...

Inquiry About Attorney Billing Practices

I'm not quite sure what you asked the lawyer to do, and my answer depends a bit on what you wanted. If you were just asking how much he would...

I need the laws that life estate holder must go by to keep there life estate up .where can i find them ??

I agree with Ms. Powell. Strictly speaking, the term "life estate" does require the holder to pay all expenses relating to the property during...

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What do you need to do to convey a deed for a house from one owner to another in the state of WA?

The transfer of title can be done with a Quitclaim Deed, but you also will need to deal with potential real estate excise tax. If you and your...

My dad had a will made up in 1990. My mom had one made up for herself after he passed. Heir on my dad but not my moms. Legal?

Unfortunately, except under a few circumstances, it is legal for a parent to disinherit a child. The main exception is if your mother and father...

Options?

What kind of options are you looking for? Do you want to get the car back, or do you want it sold, or do you just want off the loan? If you are...

Non probate Will. My sister was designated the executor. What happens now?

Mr. Nguyen and Ms. Young gave you good answers. It sounds like your mother did not have a Will? The main point I would emphasize is that your...

Estate

Your sister should get the probate started, if one will be necessary. The Will should be filed with the court even if probate is not commenced--a...

Should lawyers advise you what to do or just provide options & leave it up to you?

A lawyer can advise you about the law, and give you some idea of how the facts presented fit into the law. Unfortunately, there are a lot of gray...

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What legal recourse does a homeowners association have over members who fail to pay their dues?

The CC&Rs sometimes have provisions that give the HOA special collections powers--ability to put a lien on the property or something else. If this...