Probate-Probate Court

enlightened asked:


My husband died recently. There was no will, no life insurance, no savings or investments, and no real estate. I am hesitating to spend what little I have on a probate lawyer, as I am certain that due to medical expenses and his personal unsecured debt, the net estate of my husband is several thousand $ negative. Is probate required?

Latonia Henkey

CH25 asked:


How long could that take in probate court here in MI, Macomb County. Her home is worth around 100.000 she has no debt, and no liens on her home home was paid off. Will they just split it 3 ways or how does that work.

Wanda Theesfeld

gmackins asked:


state of tennessee probate court

Rachel

pouncer asked:


the name of the deceased is John Nickerson who died in December 2005

Kelli Chamorro

Ed D asked:


Existing “will” with no beneficiary specified.

Kevin Bucheli

churlish_imp asked:


A specific reference to site would be helpful.

Even if part of an estate had a 50% death tax, over a few decades, wouldn’t such a sum, invested, and interest compounded, dwarf the immediate cost of taxes?

Mohamed Vicic

Sphinx asked:


On YouTube, I can watch probate shows held by BGLO’s that were held this year despite the fact that they seem like a form of hazing according to the guidelines explained to me at the rush.

Renee

samekid480 asked:


How long after my fathers death should his will be read.?
The heirs to his will and insurance is his new wife and my fathers 3 adult children. So far, the will has not been read and our step-mother is asking us all to sign an affidavit and indemnity agreement which sounds to me like it will put the entire estate and insurance in her name.It says the insurance will be transfered into her name. My father lived comfortably and had lots of assets. It has been over 5 months and we were expecting probate or something to happen. Should we sign this affidavit. It sounds fishy to me. And when should probate take place. This paper also says that probate is not expected.

Kelly

John C asked:


I don’t know how much does it cost to probate an estate. Is retirement benifits worth to probate?

Denna Strickland

asked:


my mother-in-law’s house is set to be foreclosed on. My lazy sister-in-law is living there rent/mortgage free and because she hasn’t paid anything since her mom died, it’s going to be foreclosed. Neither myself or my wife want the house. She, my sister-in-law says the mortgage holder cannot foreclose while the house is in probate- is this true in SC? Anywhere else?

Silvana Clearman