Your current state is Virginia
I just got a copy of his death certificate
Only 2 heirs , no mortgage. One heir is also Personal Representative. There’s no additional unpaid debts or reason to sell house & 1 heir wants to sign over their portion of the property.
Had contact to build fence. Made payment. Contractor died. Wife said she would include our claim. Numerous text messages. Finally I called courts. No probate case filed in his county of residence. Inform wife and now she isn’t responding. Can I sue his unfurled estate for my deposit?
My bro died not married no kids. Parents gone I'm only sibling alive. Does my deceased other siblings kids Inhearant anything?
The Notary of my moms will also sighned as one of the 2 witnesses on her will is that legal ?
The property is in MO
When property is owned by multiple people, one or more of whom want to sell and the other(s) don't, you have two choices. (1) The ones who do not want to sell can buy out the interests of the ones who do want to sell, or (2) the ones who want to sell can start a lawsuit usually called a... Read more »
out what my dad was entitled to? i know the name of the trust but step gma and his siblings are stonewalling me
My father just passed away. He only had $30,000 in a bank acct that my brother is on too. He left ZERO debt and there is no dispute between sibling. There is just a mobile home valued at about $25,000 at most. Do we have to go through probate because there was no will? How do transfer it so that we... Read more »
You can probably use a Small Estate Affidavit to collect both the bank account and the mobile home. No need to file anything in court. Any probate attorney licensed in California can help you with this for a very modest fee.
Both parties have equal share of real property stated in will.
The executor has the right and obligation to administer the estate which generally means selling the real property as soon as reasonable possible and appropriate. The executor must do what’s right for the estate and maximize the inheritance no matter who is the beneficiary.
Can we submit a extension or do we need to walk right into court. We haven’t been going because we were told the trust was depleted.
Mother died Intestate
Only 2 heirs , no mortgage. One heir is also Personal Representative. There’s no additional unpaid debts or reason to sell house & 1 heir wants to sign over their portion of the property. Which type of Deed(s), affidavit or waivers will be needed to convey &... Read more »
You transfer it in the same way the personal representative would transfer any other property. With a proper deed and property transfer affidavit(s). But if the transfer is different than what the will/laws of intestacy calls for by agreement of the parties, there also needs to be appropriate... Read more »
Dad passed in nov/21. I'm sure I'm a beneficiary but not sure. Sister won't tell me anything. I don't know where to look in Jackson co Missouri. I do have a right to see it . My dad had to have left me something. I'm sure .I don't know who the executor was.
For a death certificate contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of Vital Records, or funeral homes typically assist in obtaining death certificates. You can check Missouri Case.Net online court records to see if a probate case has been opened. If your sister... Read more »
If funds were allocated to pay directly to the children who were affected by the night to night placement
Property in TN, both owners on the Deed are deceased. I was able to get in touch with Daughter (lives in KY) of the deceased. I want to purchase property from Daughter, will a Quit Claim Deed or Warranty Deed be needed? Or what is needed to purchase property from Daughter?
Hire a competent attorney to search the title, determine heirship and prepare a Deed. Warranty Deed can be used, but do you plan on suing the Seller? She might not want to give four covenants of title to property she has not had possession of. QCD is more likely her choice of conveyance.
Woman becomes deathly ill with no Power of Atty. Can husband get a POA naming son as beneficiary.
Sorry to hear that. If woman is mentally sound, even though she is physically weak, she has to sign her own Power of Attorney.
My mother does have a small life insurance policy and her bank account is POD to me as her beneficiary. However, she does have a car loan, student loan debts, and some credit card debt (all in her name solely). If my siblings and I do not want her car or personal household items, am I still... Read more »
everyone off of the land.
If you chose the second option, the costs of evicting you and the rental value of the house for the entire time you’ve been there, plus attorneys fees, will be taken out of your share of the proceeds when the property is sold.
There is no option where... Read more »
We were told that there were no more funds in our family trust. We took their word. Now we find out about a court hearing and we need to know what form or forms to fill out before Jan.20,
2022. I am next in line for co executor. But we really need to know what we need to do to enter... Read more »
I suggest you hire a lawyer with probate experience in the appropriate venue before the next court date.
The information presented here is general in nature and is not intended nor should be construed as legal advice for any particular case or client. For specific advice about your... Read more »
My dad (not married) and I'm his only child (adult). 1 year time frame. POAs shouldn't got their power over me. Probably why they let 3-4 month pass to tell me that my dad collapsed.
With his death certificate I was able to get into the bank accounts. I'm the sole... Read more »
He had a pension but never received it are my brother &I entitled to any of it if so how do I inquire about it
Most workplace and private pension schemes provide death benefits and, in the event of death, the beneficiaries should contact the pension scheme administrator for more information. Pensions are considered to sit outside of the estate, which means that when the pension holder dies, their... Read more »
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