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Other US Army members. I can not find any information on it, why?
answered on Mar 1, 2019
If you are trying to research something somewhat vague, it can be difficult to find it. If you knew who and where, that would certainly help.
You didn't say how you were researching.
Here is an interesting website that might help you in some way. cite:... View More 
answered on Mar 1, 2019
The direct answer to your question is, "it happens all the time." One day, the person will want to sell the property. When that happens, the title situation will need to be cleared up.
The co-owned issue can be fixed by filing the certificates of death for the siblings with... View More
I am the sole beneficiary of a 15 year old irrevocable trust and I believe the assets were recently moved into other brand new irrevocable trusts with new beneficiaries. (The grantor is the trustee) If the trustee has no other funds to reinstate my trust assets are the newly created... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2019
Your magic Google phrase is "decanting irrevocable trusts." Your question dips into an area of law that, to me, is a bit controversial.
Despite the name "irrevocable" in the trust, there are circumstances where changes can be made. Generally, those changes required... View More
I'm the executor of my father's estate.The will states that I have a loan balance that's to be included as an asset of the estate and it's to be included in the distributive share of me,his son.Does this mean it's to be distributed to the other heirs?
answered on Mar 1, 2019
Let's say that you have two siblings, for a total of three of you. Let's say the estate is worth $90,000 after all creditors have been paid. Without the loan, you would have each received $30,000.
But, let's say that you owed $6,000 to your father. You've said the... View More
father was estranged from mom and child for twenty years forces himself back in the home still married and mom dies a suspicious death. Immediately takes assets and doesnt report her assets in her name only that were substantial at her death. remarries withoutn probating intestate estate who... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2019
Your question could use a little more clarity, but I will try to fill in the gaps.
If estranged father jointly owned the house with mother (with a right-of-survivorship) then the house can be the father's upon filing a certificate of death in the county where the property resides.... View More
The sole owner of a Washington State C-Corp dies. The will is entered into probate and names 1 of 3 equal beneficiaries the Personal Representative with non-intervention powers.
The assets of the estate consist mainly of proceeds from the sale of the house and the business which has been... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2019
Your situation is a bit complex for a website answer. You should speak with a local probate attorney to protect your interests as a beneficiary.
Shutting down a branch, may or may not be a good business decision. The PR needs to be careful to distinguish his or her roles. As a PR, there... View More
I lose my Thursdays when my daughter starts school she is 5 Sol to my ex to get back at me for turning her into CPS for something my daughter said can she take my Thursdays from me my daughter has not started school she is still in daycare
answered on Mar 1, 2019
Before your daughter starts school, you can seek to modify the parenting plan based on a material change in circumstances. It is possible that you can switch to every other weekend. This particular arrangement (every other weekend) is quite common. It's also common to have the parenting... View More
Is my case dismissed or is there chance of secret indictment
answered on Mar 1, 2019
No, your case is not likely dismissed. Some busy courts, like Lane County Circuit Court, run so late in getting the DUII cases on the docket, that defendants often show up and the District Attorney's Office isn't ready for the arraignment. In that situation, the case isn't on the... View More
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