My brother died need to close accounts in Florida where he lived.
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer Profile
I need to close my brothers accounts. He was poor no money lived on streets and car. I just need to clear out everything. He was indagent. ! No Monaey. Why do I need a lawyer to do that? I live in Ohio he was in Florida.
Question on estate without a will in New York
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy mother in law died 3 years ago without a will. Her house was in her name only. Her second husband was still alive so nothing was done with the house. He died last week. She has 5 children from her first marriage and 2 children from the second husband. He also had 2 children from his first marriage. My husband was send a... View Full Answer
By law, how should the inheritance be split up?
Answered by Frank A. Natoli Esq. | New York, NY | View Lawyer Profile
My father died unmarried in Maine with no will. He is survived by 3 sons, myself (the oldest biological son), his adopted son (who's 16 days older than me), and an 8 year old, biological son. How does his property, land, etc. get disbursed? The adopted son and myself live in Virginia and the 8 year old, biological son lives in Maine.
Wife of decease husband ask to pay rent or leave before finding a place to live, by step children.
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy husband of 13 years died 10 month ago. His 5 grown childrens want me to pay rent or get of their house. My husband wanted me to stay until i felt able to leave. I have had health problem. They got rid of the papers that they signed allowing me to stay here at lease a year. Do i have any rights as his widow? Their will was not... View Full Answer
How much does a revised will cost? and isn;t a personal representative the same as the exceutioner of an estate?
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy hubby and i have a basic will but we were looking to maybe revise it we have everything in joint tendecy except he has a credit card with only his name on it. someone said it would be a good idea to revise it to name a personal representative but i was under the impression if he dies first i am his excetuioner and if i die first he... View Full Answer
Are you required by law to file a deceased estate with probate if there is no will in Knoxville, Tenn.?
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy mother died 6 yrs ago. I was told I was omitted from it, but recently discovered there was no will and nothing was filed with the probate court. 2 of my sisters simply kept all my mothers assets. Has anything illegal happened here, and if so what?
My husband passed away 4 yrs ago without a will. Have just received a letter from his daughters lawyer stating she is entitled to two thirds of his e
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy husband passed away 4 yrs ago without a will. Have just received a letter from his daughters lawyer stating she is entitled to two thirds of his estate. I have until Aug 22 to respond to her lawyer. I am low income and do not know how I am going to afford to hire someone to help me with this issue. I live in a mobile home that he... View Full Answer
Need a revised will
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileWe took one of those community classes and when we were told by our finicial advisor that we would need to go and see a lawyer becasue it is only good if something happens to one of us not both and we have everything in joint tendecy except he has an american express card only in his name.
How can I get a copy of my moms will? My sister is not sharing info? We get along, I thought?
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileCan someone help me fiqure out what the proper procedures are at death. I am in Ca. My sister is in Fla, Port Orange where mom died, June 5th at home. Mom had a will done when I was there visiting in Feb. by Ostendorf Law Firm. I have not be able to get thru to them with phone calls and email. ? I don't have any paperwork, mom said she... View Full Answer
My ex-husband's older sister may have denied stolen his only daughters inheritance
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy daugters father was murdered 4 yrs ago at age 45 in Miami. His older sister said he had no money. I recently learned that she emptied his bank accounts & collected on a company issued life insurance policy he had at the time of his death. What legal recourse do we have?
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