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Drafting a will does not affect current title to the property while she is living. If she has title to the property in her own name, she can keep it... Read Answer
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If your husband gifted the watch to his sister, it does not pass under his Will. It is not yours. It is hers.
I cannot think of one good reason. A quit claim deed does not transfer title. It is more properly used to document the quitting of a... Read Answer
The attorney drafts it and should help you fund it. If you have questions about administration, consult your drafting attorney.
Asking ain't getting. You are not responsible for the funeral bill. Talk with a local probate lawyer to determine whether under Kentucky... Read Answer
The state in which he lives makes a difference if he does not have a Will. He may want a Will.
You probably need to hire an attorney to represent your interests. A motion for an accounting can be filed and a motion to be notified as a... Read Answer
Before the trustee is dischrged.
The trustee, in the stated capacity of trustee.
In a community property state like California, the spouse is generally liable, to the extent of community assets, for debts incurred "for the benefit... Read Answer
Yes, your Dad can definitely deed the property over to you right now. He may have to file a gift tax return but as long as the property is valued at... Read Answer
If you signed the paperwork accepting liability, then you would be on the hook for the debt.