| Probate Law |
| Probate court? |
Ask the executor for an accounting. If he refuses, then apply to the courts for a "Court Ordered" accounting.
That should do the trick. ... |
| Probate ....How does that work ? |
Probate is the legal process of settling the estate of a deceased person. First, a petition for probate is filed by someone, who either has the will or states that there is none. The court then d... |
| PROBATE GONE WRONG IN California-Executor with sticky fingers!!!? |
Not what you want to hear, but you need to get a good lawyer to at minimum, substantiate whether you have a legitimate claim or not. Probate is always sticky and if your Aunt was the Executor, she... |
| After Probate? |
Most suggest at least 3 yrs,but I would keep them for at least 5yrs,maybe even put them in a safe box for good. ... |
| Colorado probate laws? |
try this
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| In probate a creditor got part of there money and now there wanting 3times the amount can this happen? |
If you paid the agreed upon settlement then it should be settled. If you didn't pay all of the agreed upon settlement then that would be a different story. Don't give them any more mon... |
| Irish Probate Law? |
None.
Ireland was under British rule back then.
It only became a free state in the 20's. ... |
| In probate, how long after the verified closing statment is the final distribution made? |
It should be immediate or close to it. Usually within a week if the person overseeing is on the ball. ... |
| When probate begins, are the people who are in the will notified or is that part of the executor's job? |
All of the heirs at law or next of kin as well as all parties named in the Will must be notified by the Executor shortly after the petition for probate is filed. In addition, a citation will be pub... |
| Can probate of my will be avoided with my heirs' consent? |
No, your will must go through probate court to determine that your heirs really are your heirs.
Now, if your question was "how can I avoid probate?", the answer would be " in many... |
| I'm looking for a good resource regarding probate matters in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.? |
as soon as i saw your Q . I wondered as i am sure no one have ownership after death
but i can understand now.
ok
Egypt follow french low but when it come to this section of low Egypt follow the... |
| What does probate mean concerning wills? |
pro鈥ate鈥?/藞pro蕣be瑟t/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[proh-beyt] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, adjective, verb, -bat鈥d, -bat鈥ng.
鈥搉oun
1.Law. the official prov... |
| What is probate and how does it work? |
Probate usually works like this: After your death, the person you named in your will as executor -- or, if you die without a will, the person appointed by a judge -- files papers in the local proba... |
| How to probate a lost will? |
Did the deceased have a safe deposit box? Check around at various banks in the area. Does the lawyer have a signed and witnessed copy of the will? Do you know who was supposed to be the executor... |
| In a probate case based in the US, does the NY court have any jurisdiction for property in Cayman Islands? |
Yes, they DO have jurisdiction. I suggest you look at NY State Statutes on the subject and you will see how & why. Part of the rationale is judicial efficiency. ... |
| In the Probate Code for Texas, how many days does a Notice to Creditors need to be published in a newspaper? |
One.
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| What does probate judge mean? |
he procides over the will and property of a deased person. ... |
| After probate and the 5 months for House to sell How long do I wait for money to be sent from solicitors? |
Might not be quick. Solicitor might genuinely still have issues like inheritance tax to resolve, so might want to hold onto the money, although they should put it is a client account, which should... |
| Florida Probate Law? |
I would start here...
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| Why is probate so wacky? |
An Executor and lawyer could do anything they want in a will because they are allowed to do according to the will. However, if their acts are inimical to the heirs, the latter could validly cite t... |
| Can I probate my mothers will without an attorney, in the state of Ohio? |
The Clerk of the Court in your area should have a web site with that information on it.
Also if you go to the clerk of the probate court they can tell you and give you the fee schedules and appr... |
| What is probate court,and how long does it take if someone protests? |
probate happens when someone dies with or without a will. the court basically intervenes upon one's passing and distributes the deceased person's estate accordingly. if there's a w... |
| Will and probate in oklahoma? |
Home was willed to him. He either needs a deed from the executor of the estate and then a deed to you, or a deed from him as heir and executor of estate to you depending on how the executor wants t... |
| What does probate involve? |
Probate is a period where the estate of someone is held by the court to determine who is the rightful heir to the estate in cases where there is no Last Will and Testament or in cases where the Wil... |
| I need probate laws for oklahoma? |
this wud help u... ... |
| Will in probate in california omits my name--i am overseas--can lawyer check for me discretely ? |
You don't need an attorney to obtain a copy of a will in Probate. Just have someone go to the Probate Clerk's office in the county where the person died and ask for a copy of the file. ... |
| What does "probate" mean, in relation to a will? |
in addition to haveing will red and the conditions met ,it gives creaditors a chance to make eny claims aginst the estate and clear up unpaid bills.if thare are eny bills due it is the executor of ... |
| How long does probate take? |
This is really dependent on the state. I can open and close a probate in a day in my state. We follow the Uniform Probate Code. ... |
| Will a probate court make you sell a property if the children do not want to sell? |
Yes, if the estate has creditors to be paid. ... |
| What does probate mean when there's no will in the state of Louisiana? |
It depends on how much the property is worth. In Texas if it's under 250,000 you don't have to probate (go to court). You will have to tranfer the deed to all six kids. You're go... |
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