Estate planning Lawyer
Practice Areas: Estate Planning
Typically if a will cannot be found it is presumed to have been destroyed. If the military holds wills, I would check with them to determine their...
Without a will, there isn't really probate. It would be called an administration of the estate. Depending on the assets, you could get away with a...
In order to fully answer this question, more information is necessary. If there are sizable bank or retirement accounts plus a sizable amount of...
Check to see if the account was payable at death to you. Ask the bank. If so, you can provide a death certificate and receive the remaining...
I second Mr. Dube's answer.
One concern is: Where is the will? If a will cannot be found, there is a rebuttable presumption that the will has been destroyed. To negate this,...
Trusts do not die in the conventional sense. Therefore, any property placed in trust should be in the name of the trust, not an individual. This...
Even though the statutory period has passed for probating the will, you could try to probate the will as a muniment of title. The applicant must...
Your step-grandmother is legally entitled to her share of your grandfather's land, since he was married to her at death. The only way to remove her...
If there is no other property I would recommend a declaration of heirship proceeding, which will determine at the court level who your mother's...
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