You cannot produce something you do not have. You would need to respond to the petition with an appropriate response.

You must transfer the deed from tenants in common to joint tenants with rights of survivorship or tenants by the entirety to avoid probate. Feel free to contact me with me if you have further questions.

You will receive your inheritance a lot faster if you do and the estate will incur less expense if you do, which translates into more inheritance for you. If you have no reason to suspect wrongdoing on the part of the executor, then I would normally say yes. But if you suspect wrongdoing, then... Read more »

Absolutely the operating agreement can provide for transfer on death to a specific person, which would avoid probate of that interest.

Call a locksmith and break in. It is her house.

Short answer is no. Without an accounting proceeding how do you know there was wrongdoing? The expense of the accounting is borne by the estate off the top, not your son's half. And, if there was wrongdoing, the executor can be surcharged a penalty for the wrongdoing. Asking for an... Read more »

Yes. There is a petition to do just that. Not a form per se, but a form.

This is not a Family Law question. Repost in the estates forum.

Your question may have gone unnoticed in the Family Law category. The nature of what you describe is closer to Probate and Estate Planning than Family Law. Although there's no guarantee that all questions are picked up, you might have better chances of a response under the Probate and Estate... Read more »

It is standard. When you return it, say it is in escrow pending transmittal of the funds.

You may be better off reposting under the "Real Estate" category. I'm sorry your question remains open for two weeks, given the urgency of the matter. It was probably overlooked under the "Government Contracts" heading. Some questions do go unanswered on this forum, but you... Read more »

Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.

Jack

There are ways to find anyone. You are going to have to find them, or a last known address.

I see nothing "illegal", but it is weird.

You are getting bad information. If you are administrator, you are entitled to information. If a foreclosure has not started you have time. However, you will have to reinstate the mortgage by paying all arrears to avoid foreclosure. The bank will not take partial payment. Hire a lawyer to deal... Read more »

This may be true. Generally speaking, brokerage firms and custodians of retirement accounts have contractual terms in the account agreement regarding the timing of distributions to named beneficiaries after the death of an account holder. Additionally, depending on state and federal law, and the... Read more »

In New York, the estate, but costs can be assessed against the beneficiary if there is a specific bequest.

First, this is not a Family Law question. It is a wills and estates question. Having said that, a will is not notarized. It is witnessed by at least 2 witnesses and the witnesses' affidavit is notarized. Also wills are not supposed to be handwritten except in rare circumstances. So the... Read more »

It depends what you want to achieve. A primary residence should go into a QPRT for tax purposes, and you need a disinterested trustee.

There should be a recorded deed with you as remainderman, and aunt with life estate. Ask the lawyer for a copy, or you need to go to the County Clerk (if Suffolk Co., which is where you posted from).