Archive for January, 2006

As a “fudiciary” to my late mother, why do I have to go through probate?

Sunday, January 22nd, 2006

LionBoop asked: I think I understand it for the most part. My concern is that my mother didn’t have any assets. A house purchased with my brother and that’s it. A life insurance policy that’s just enough to pay for funeral expenses and possibly a headstone. I’m her eldest child named as the beneficiary to [...]

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Probate - Some Things You Should Know

Thursday, January 12th, 2006

process for distribution of the estate of a deceased person is known as probate. Skifterett is often a time-consuming and confusing process for those involved. Most lack of knowledge of the probate process because of inexperience with the process.While probate is rarely easy, a sufficient knowledge and understanding of the process can reduce stress and [...]

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Can the executor of an estate sell a house to pay off the equity line of credit even though it is in probate?

Monday, January 9th, 2006

Tapping on your toes asked: and there is a girlfriend living in it that has an life estate interest?Crista Gillespi

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Probate: How long can you stay in probate?

Monday, January 9th, 2006

hpy2b asked: My mother died 3 years and left me a time-share in HA. I remain paying the maintence dues. Anyone know how long before I have to pay for the probate and escrowHarvey Husband

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Scott County Probate Attorney is Your Best Choice to Settle an Estate Dispute in Scott County

Saturday, January 7th, 2006

If you want to pursue a legal process for settling a dispute of estate in Scott County, Minnesota then the best option would be to take help from a Scott county probate attorney. There are several probate attorneys in Scott County to choose from.  The legal process involved in a probate will be governed by [...]

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Article – is Probate Really Costly and Lengthy?

Thursday, January 5th, 2006

A lot of people think that probate is costly and takes a long time, which can be true. There are plenty of horror stories about a probate gone wrong. Indeed, some estates are tied up in probate for years on end, as people fight over who gets what. In these cases, probate can get quite [...]

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Executor does not probate will, when it is required?

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

loveandlight asked: What happens when an individual is named Executor, has the deceased will. Probate is required by that state/province but does not do so? What if the individual claimed intestate in stead because it would better them in the long run? If a person does not probate, what recourse is there?
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