I am the administrator of a deceased relative whose assets are in another state. Even though for the past 5 years I have waited for both state lawyers to transfer the estate from one to the other, when I asked my lawyer if there had been a court filing in either state, the answer was, "No." Am I being too patient, or just played?
It is difficult to understand why the estate has not been submitted for probate in the state of the person who died and, following that, an auxiliary administration opened in the other state where he owned real property. The passage of time has foreclosed some options.
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