This estate is in probate.

It is either supervised or independent administration.

With independent administration she can do lots of things without reporting to the court.

Also, if there is a will, she has to do what the will says.

You need to contact the court and... View More

If this has to do with social security direct deposits, a social security attorney might be the one to contact.

Awarding exemptions is part of divorce and paternity proceedings.

A lot of factors are taken into account.

Income of the parties and the Parenting Plan are the most important.

File a Petition for Allocation of Exemptions.

It depends on how the Wisconsin property was deeded to the four siblings.

If it was in joint tenancy it belongs to the remaining siblings.

Illinois no longer has custody and visitation.

Instead, it has parenting plans. These are for both divorce and paternity cases. They can even be used in Order of Protection Cases.

If there are children in a marriage, they are the most important part of the divorce.

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If this is not for an unlawful purpose, the provision should hold.

You have an absolute right to disinherit children.

If father dies and everything is in joint names then it all goes to the joint owner.

If there is something in his name alone, it goes to the wife and children.

But there are spousal awards involved.

If there is something in his name alone, he needs to do a will. Not having a... View More

The creditor may require you to sign a reaffirmation agreement.

Reaffirmation Agreements:

1. If you fail to keep up with payments and there is repo or foreclosure, you are stuck with any deficiency.

2. Timely payments may help build your credit.

If it's a true joint account, no.

That's the whole point of setting up the account.

But, if it was a convenience account, other heirs or legatees could argue that it belongs to her estate.

The signature card that was used to set up the account may help.... View More

The house still belongs to the grandfather.

His will has to be probated and the house transferred to his son, provided he had no bills. If he was on public benefits such as medicaid, the state may have liens that will have to be paid.

It is possible that a title insurance company... View More

The policy funds will go to the beneficiary.

The person owed back child support can get a court order to have these funds applied to the back child support.

As long as the full amount of your child support is taken out of your one job, there is no need for it to be taken out of any other jobs you have.

Assuming deceased parent was not married at time of death, the estate is divided equally among all the children.

A deceased child's share goes to his or children.

Your question is very complicated.

Illinois allows certain exemptions, such as for homestead.

If you sell for under market or give away assets prior to filing, the trustee can get those items back and sell them and pay your creditors with the money.

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Modification is for future changes.

If you are in violation, you will have to address that as a separate issue.

If there really is a need for modification the other side may be willing to work out a deal.

She can file a paternity case and have a summons served on him.

Nothing will happen until the child is born.

This allows the court to have jurisdiction over the father in case he decides to skip.

A will can be hand written.

However, to be valid it must be signed before two witnesses who are both present and witness the signing.

When you vote at the Primary Election, you must ask for a specific party's ballot.

Later, the records will show that you selected that party's ballot.

These election records are public.

Child Support is not included as income on a tax return.

If you are the sole heir, he had no debts and the estate is less than $100,000.0, you can use a small estates affidavit to get the funds.