Inheritance

First of all, how do you know what you may have been entitled to inherit from your father? You may not have been entitled to receive anything as a...

Successor trustees

If the trust is an revocable living trust, there is no need to involve any court. If a majority of the beneficiaries choose a successor trustee in...

Can I get a copy of parents original trust, with amendments identifiable & dated? Writer, or Court?

If a trust is restated in its entirety the restated trust document supersedes all previous amendments to the trust. When a trust is restated the...

My husbands grandmother passed away. They gave us her car for my daughter. And I can't seem to get tags and registration.

First of all, any authority contained in a Power of Attorney expires at death. Therefore, your husband's grandmother's Power of Attorney is...

The Arizona law regarding your question reads as follows: 14-2516. Custodian of will; duties; liability A. After the death of a testator and...

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Is a power of attorney which was granted in California still active and legal to that person who has moved to arizona ?

Yes, a power of attorney that was legal in California would be legal in Arizona. However, whenever a person changes his or her state of residence...

Trust vs will

No general conclusions can be abstractly drawn as to whether a funded revocable trust as a probate avoidance device is more or less advantageous...

Is it true that if a will was done that it has to be recorded in the county courthouse?

Your mother's Will should be filed for probate in Marion County, Florida because that was where she resided at the time of her death. After you...

Does a Durable Power of Attorney override the Power of Attorney a bank assigned over an account.

The answer to your question would depend on the provisions in each power of attorney and the dates on which each power of attorney was signed....

My sister is the executive to my mothers estate. How do I find out who is the estate? I'm getting no info from my siblings.

You need to contact a competent Florida probate attorney who practices in the Florida county where your mother resided when she died.