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You must review the trust agreement to see what it said.
You can leave what you have in further trust for your daughter or her children, but this depends on the amount of your assets at the time of your... Read Answer
that depends on a number of factors. If this is the only asset in the estate it might be most efficient for your mother to leave a transfer on... Read Answer
I would advise you to discuss your matter with an estate planning attorney give that this is a second marriage with children. It is difficult to... Read Answer
You may not necessarily remove a deceased sibling's name from the deed. It depends on the words used to give the deceased sibling his... Read Answer
Send her a letter requesting a copy. Be careful. She could elect to write you out of the trust.
You need to check the court file and file a motion to distribute the assets to the beneficiaries.
This is a question for a local law in your county as it is likely to be a local rule. WHere I practice, there are 9 month deadlines for the estate... Read Answer
The law of intestate succession in Texas would have all of your mother's children receiving equally, so your brother could not exclude you without... Read Answer
A Power of Attorney should do the trick, although it would probably have to be mailed rather than sent over the internet, because an original... Read Answer
You should send her a durable power of attorney, have her sign it in front of a notary public and send it back to you.
She would need to sign off on title, probably before a notary public. Check the title to see what is required. If it needs a notary, she may need to... Read Answer
Your mother can transfer the title of the car to you and then you can sell it. Transferring the title may require nothing more than her signature on... Read Answer
Go to your local department of motor vehicles and determine what documents they will need to make the transfer from your mother to yourself.
She needs to sign over the title of the car. She should sign it over to you and, once done you may sell the car as the owner.
I'm sorry, but this issue needs to be handled by an attorney experienced in 1035 exchanges. No free "question and answer" process can deal with such... Read Answer
You are probably going to need an attorney to review the deeds in order to get an accurate answer to your question.
This is a long shot, but it is possible that the will was registered with the Louisiana Secretary Of State.
Unfortunately, a Will does not control all assets or accounts.... You need to know what other legal documents existed but unfortunately if there was... Read Answer
From the bank perspective, it is a contract and brother is entitled to the money. In California, whether you have an enforceable claim to a portion... Read Answer
You may have to file a probate. First contact the oil company to let them know the situation.
If it is the grandparent's will then the grandparent decides who may read the will. If the will is admitted to probate after the grandparent's... Read Answer
The Order Approving Final Accounting should be recorded in the County Clerk's Office where the property is located. The order puts the property in... Read Answer
They can make any disposition of their estate with respect to you as they might want to make. However, you do not have to accept it.