Estate Executer
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer Profile
My Aunt died in Oct 2010 There are 6 of us in her will She had appointed her Accountant as the executer of her will. As of this time we have not made any progress in moveing forward to closure. We feel that this executer may be delierately slowing the process for personal gains. His firm is recieving funds for this task. My question... View Full Answer
Estate expenses
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileHello, I have received a letter from a attorney asking me to give them a copy of the funeral expenses for a friend, who I myself paid for the funeral. For he's estate. Since the funeral expenses came out of my pocket, is it necessary for me to send them a copy of the bill. Since it was paid by me personally how can it be part of he's... View Full Answer
How long do you have to contest a will, also can my attorney get my deceased father's medical records?
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy father remarried at age 83. Both he and his new spouse explained how they had a prenup because of their age and wanting their assests and wills to remain the same as before the marriage. Immediately after the marriage my father was isolated from his family. Only if the new wife gave permission could he spend any time with me or his... View Full Answer
About legality of codicils.
Answered by Robert A. FitzPatrick Premium | Berwyn, PA | View Lawyer Profile
Sister in law passed a few years back. after probating the will, a codicil was found but was not notarized or signed by two witnesses. And I was wondering if this voids the codicil. this in the state of PA.
I need to update my Living Trust and the company who set it up has gone out of business. How do I make changes?
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileI opened a Living TRust in California April, 2004. Since the company has gone out of business I was informed that the Trust is still valid. AT the time I owned several properties, they are all gone, so they need to be removed from the Trust. Also, I want to add2 new grandchildren so I can provide for them in the future. How do I... View Full Answer
Does siblings of a decease father have a right to see all financial records if they are not the power or excuture of the will
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer ProfileMy sister was power of attorney for my father and my brother along with her are excutive of his will there are 3 other sibllings, do we have a right to see his financial records,bank accounts,savings,bills,ect.
Receiving properrty left to me in a will
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer Profile
My mother recently passed away and left me her car in her will. The car is not paid for and I am not in a position to borrow the money to pay the loan. The excutors will not pay the loan off with the estate money. Saying that there is not enough to cover the loan. I dont know if this is true or not because they will not tell me what... View Full Answer
83 yr old woman...no family...leaving my condo to a non-relation..how to avoid inheritance tax,etc. What else should I do?
Answered by Michael Duffy Premium | Philadelphia, PA | View Lawyer Profile
See above..I have no idea how to prevent my friend from paying taxes etc. on the condo that I am leaving her...and would like to plan now of the correct direction to take. I have very little money to even consider!
Administrators's Deed
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfileI have just received Administrators letters for my mother's estate, because there was a fradulent deed filed before her death. I have final orders from the Judge of Probate court. I was told to get an administrative deed filed to get the property back into the deceased estate. Where can I get an Administrative Deed. I checked for... View Full Answer
What actions necessary?
Answered by Danielle Curtis Esq. Premium | Littleton, CO | View Lawyer Profile
Mother set up a revocable family trust, primarily to pass along her real propety immediately upon her death. She is now deceased. Is the trust still active or did her death dissolve it? We have assumed it is. Is there some legal action we, the 4 beneficiaries, need to take now? Our families/estates (next generation) will be named... View Full Answer
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