Archive for September, 2008
I have a probate case and they want me to furnish the court with a $80,000 bond?
Caramel Deluxe asked:
I don’t have $80,000 how in the world can I possibly afford a bond worth so much money. Can anyone help me please?
Cordelia Gunn
I don’t have $80,000 how in the world can I possibly afford a bond worth so much money. Can anyone help me please?
Cordelia Gunn
Widow died. $50,000 cash held by one of the 5 heirs. How get $50K in probate when heir say money was a gift?
Kinloch K asked:
No will. No records.
Bank holds Widow’s money. Is this the same when one of the heirs holds the widow’s cash?
It is not unusal for heirs to hold valuable personal property for the deceased, including CASH. If no WILL. No receipts. HOW will probate produce these valuables to be included to the estate for destribution? Lawyer cost big money.
What if the holder of the valuables is in denial? OR says is was a gift?
Quinn Schwarzlose
No will. No records.
Bank holds Widow’s money. Is this the same when one of the heirs holds the widow’s cash?
It is not unusal for heirs to hold valuable personal property for the deceased, including CASH. If no WILL. No receipts. HOW will probate produce these valuables to be included to the estate for destribution? Lawyer cost big money.
What if the holder of the valuables is in denial? OR says is was a gift?
Quinn Schwarzlose
In California, when a property has to go through probate, when must the process begin?
nakaman asked:
Are there penalties if the process is not started upon death of the title holder?
Werner Cagle
Are there penalties if the process is not started upon death of the title holder?
Werner Cagle
Am I married if I did not send the papers to probate court?
mistyblueheart asked:
My husband and i married 5yrs ago but I never sent the paperwork to the probate court. Are we married legally?
I would like someone with legal knowledge or experience to answer this not just someone’s input or advise.
I want to get a dissolusion if we are married
Caron Nissila
My husband and i married 5yrs ago but I never sent the paperwork to the probate court. Are we married legally?
I would like someone with legal knowledge or experience to answer this not just someone’s input or advise.
I want to get a dissolusion if we are married
Caron Nissila
Getting a Speeding Ticket While on Probation – Learn How to Avoid This Mistake at All Costs!
If you have just served some time in jail and you are on probation, you are dictated not to commit any other felony for a certain period of tie. You are also going to be monitored by a probation officer (PO). Now, what if you got pulled over the highway for some traffic violation? You may be wondering now, “Is getting speeding ticket while on probation going to hurt my case?”
Not if you clocked just a few numbers up the speed limit… Unless you get charged with stronger cases like Driving while Intoxicated (DWI), Driving under Influence (DUI), hit & run accident, or felonies like drug possession, weapons possession, manslaughter, or robbery – you have nothing much to worry about. A traffic citation couldn’t hurt you unless there are special rules about it in the state where you are.
Although getting speeding ticket while on probation cannot really add salt to your existing injury, it is absolutely recommended that you inform your probation officer about this. This officer should always be aware of your moves and your status in the society while under probation.
It could really make you feel so much anxiety getting speeding ticket while on probation but you shouldn’t. Talk to your probation officer about the citation and ask how this could affect you. If he tells you that there’s nothing to worry about – then you have nothing to worry about.
Should you find it a little difficult to approach your PO, you can use the Internet to search for information about so many things related to probation and a speeding ticket. You will find out that in most states, a speeding ticket cannot really harm your extended rehabilitation under federal observation.
If you can help it, be extra careful about the moves you make while on probation. You may want to refrain from speeding so you won’t be caught in the legal tangle again. You may want to stay on a low while you’re serving probation time.
Probation dictates that you cannot commit a crime or be arrested while seeing the process through. If you got really unlucky and you got pulled over by an officer, you may want to do what you can to avoid anything that will spark the officer up. If he takes you into custody then you will have a problem.
As mentioned, simply getting speeding ticket while on probation should not be something to worry much about. The case depends on the evaluation of the judge. A few MPH over the road limit cannot be all that bad for you.
Steering clear of any violations however small can be your best move while on probation. Be patient about so many things. Be extra aware of the laws wherever you are and be extra abiding. You are still under the rehabilitation system that has tried to straighten you out for sometime in jail. Do what you can to be a better citizen by avoiding citations. Avoid getting speeding ticket while on probation just to be sure.
By: John Oleander
About the Author:
Not if you clocked just a few numbers up the speed limit… Unless you get charged with stronger cases like Driving while Intoxicated (DWI), Driving under Influence (DUI), hit & run accident, or felonies like drug possession, weapons possession, manslaughter, or robbery – you have nothing much to worry about. A traffic citation couldn’t hurt you unless there are special rules about it in the state where you are.
Although getting speeding ticket while on probation cannot really add salt to your existing injury, it is absolutely recommended that you inform your probation officer about this. This officer should always be aware of your moves and your status in the society while under probation.
It could really make you feel so much anxiety getting speeding ticket while on probation but you shouldn’t. Talk to your probation officer about the citation and ask how this could affect you. If he tells you that there’s nothing to worry about – then you have nothing to worry about.
Should you find it a little difficult to approach your PO, you can use the Internet to search for information about so many things related to probation and a speeding ticket. You will find out that in most states, a speeding ticket cannot really harm your extended rehabilitation under federal observation.
If you can help it, be extra careful about the moves you make while on probation. You may want to refrain from speeding so you won’t be caught in the legal tangle again. You may want to stay on a low while you’re serving probation time.
Probation dictates that you cannot commit a crime or be arrested while seeing the process through. If you got really unlucky and you got pulled over by an officer, you may want to do what you can to avoid anything that will spark the officer up. If he takes you into custody then you will have a problem.
As mentioned, simply getting speeding ticket while on probation should not be something to worry much about. The case depends on the evaluation of the judge. A few MPH over the road limit cannot be all that bad for you.
Steering clear of any violations however small can be your best move while on probation. Be patient about so many things. Be extra aware of the laws wherever you are and be extra abiding. You are still under the rehabilitation system that has tried to straighten you out for sometime in jail. Do what you can to be a better citizen by avoiding citations. Avoid getting speeding ticket while on probation just to be sure.
By: John Oleander
About the Author:
Got a Getting a Speeding Ticket While on Probation? Learn how to get out of it with NO FINE and NO POINTS on your record. Go to www.TrafficTicketSaver.com now!
Michelle
Probate Investing / Probate Real Estate Info
PROBATE INVESTMENT – A DIFFERENT KIND OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
When someone passes away and their heirs inherit their personal property, which includes their house or any real estate, this is what probate deals with. Many times, in order to settle an estate, these heirs are highly motivated to sell the property fast and sometimes at a huge discount because they themselves already have a home and do not want another house payment.
The term probate is derived from the Latin word “Probatum” which means “prove.” So the word probate is a legal process to which the will is proven valid.
If you want to earn huge returns on your money in a short period of time, then working in probate investing will help you do just that.
It is human nature that when a loved one dies, and their inheritance goes into probate, they want to sell it fast and they would not be concerned about getting the most money for the property and sometimes the contents inside. That is where a probate investor can make their money. They can offer the persons who inherited the property a lump sum amount of money for both the property and everything in it. This lump sum of money is a fair value. Then you as a probate investor can turn around and sell everything in the house at a flea market or garage or estate sale; and sell the house itself for more than you paid for it, making a profit of at least 30 to 40 percent sometimes more depending on the area and the house itself.
Finding probate estate properties can sometimes be hard to find but if you know where to look it becomes easier. The first place to look is with the real estate agents. Contact a real estate agent or several and let them know you are in the market for probate estates. Let them know exactly how much and what type of houses you are looking at.
Another great place to look is the newspaper. It may seem morbid but look in the obituary section and then check the local property records to determine if the deceased owned any properties. Matching the deceased with the property is really only common sense and cuts out the real estate agent commission.
Yet another place to look is the estate executor. As a matter of public record, wills in probate can be checked by anyone at the local courthouse or other government agencies.
The great prices are the number one benefit of buying and investing in probate properties. Prices for some of these properties can be as low as 30 to 40 percent below market value. Another benefit would be the big inventory, the bad news is that we all die, and the good news is that there will always be plenty of probate housing for investments.
And of course it’s a buyers market, many beneficiaries don’t really want to inherit property they simply want cash from the sale of the property, even if it’s below market value. They do not want the responsibility of a mortgage payment, estate taxes, repairs, maintenance, and so forth that comes along with owning an extra property.
Sometimes, if you are not working with a real estate agent, you can find probate housing on your own by looking in the newspapers and the public records and using a simple letter to the heirs of the property stating your wishes to take it off their hands for them. You must work this letter carefully so that they want to sell and as not to offend them in their time of sorrow.
It’s best to approach the family who inherited the piece of property directly rather than go through a lawyer because a lawyer, just as a real estate agent, adds fees which takes out of your profit when you go to resell the investment property.
Many people who inherit a loved one’s piece of property with all its contents do not want to deal with having to separate out all the contents and then sell the contents along with selling the house itself. Let’s face it, while some things may have sentimental value, most would agree that it is not practical or desirable to keep everything. Additionally, money can be made by selling the content. You can hold an estate sale. Depending on how good the contents are inside, you may end up with a garage sale. If the contents are desirable, another investor may come by and want to purchase the entire lot — the contents and the house — for a price that would net a healthy profit. Probate investment is all about finding a probate home, purchasing it for the bare minimum, then turning around and selling it at 30 to 40 percent higher than the market value…or more.
www.probatepower.com
SBe sure to check out this Youtube VIDEO!!…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASjEDkxlX88
By: James Garrity
About the Author:
When someone passes away and their heirs inherit their personal property, which includes their house or any real estate, this is what probate deals with. Many times, in order to settle an estate, these heirs are highly motivated to sell the property fast and sometimes at a huge discount because they themselves already have a home and do not want another house payment.
The term probate is derived from the Latin word “Probatum” which means “prove.” So the word probate is a legal process to which the will is proven valid.
If you want to earn huge returns on your money in a short period of time, then working in probate investing will help you do just that.
It is human nature that when a loved one dies, and their inheritance goes into probate, they want to sell it fast and they would not be concerned about getting the most money for the property and sometimes the contents inside. That is where a probate investor can make their money. They can offer the persons who inherited the property a lump sum amount of money for both the property and everything in it. This lump sum of money is a fair value. Then you as a probate investor can turn around and sell everything in the house at a flea market or garage or estate sale; and sell the house itself for more than you paid for it, making a profit of at least 30 to 40 percent sometimes more depending on the area and the house itself.
Finding probate estate properties can sometimes be hard to find but if you know where to look it becomes easier. The first place to look is with the real estate agents. Contact a real estate agent or several and let them know you are in the market for probate estates. Let them know exactly how much and what type of houses you are looking at.
Another great place to look is the newspaper. It may seem morbid but look in the obituary section and then check the local property records to determine if the deceased owned any properties. Matching the deceased with the property is really only common sense and cuts out the real estate agent commission.
Yet another place to look is the estate executor. As a matter of public record, wills in probate can be checked by anyone at the local courthouse or other government agencies.
The great prices are the number one benefit of buying and investing in probate properties. Prices for some of these properties can be as low as 30 to 40 percent below market value. Another benefit would be the big inventory, the bad news is that we all die, and the good news is that there will always be plenty of probate housing for investments.
And of course it’s a buyers market, many beneficiaries don’t really want to inherit property they simply want cash from the sale of the property, even if it’s below market value. They do not want the responsibility of a mortgage payment, estate taxes, repairs, maintenance, and so forth that comes along with owning an extra property.
Sometimes, if you are not working with a real estate agent, you can find probate housing on your own by looking in the newspapers and the public records and using a simple letter to the heirs of the property stating your wishes to take it off their hands for them. You must work this letter carefully so that they want to sell and as not to offend them in their time of sorrow.
It’s best to approach the family who inherited the piece of property directly rather than go through a lawyer because a lawyer, just as a real estate agent, adds fees which takes out of your profit when you go to resell the investment property.
Many people who inherit a loved one’s piece of property with all its contents do not want to deal with having to separate out all the contents and then sell the contents along with selling the house itself. Let’s face it, while some things may have sentimental value, most would agree that it is not practical or desirable to keep everything. Additionally, money can be made by selling the content. You can hold an estate sale. Depending on how good the contents are inside, you may end up with a garage sale. If the contents are desirable, another investor may come by and want to purchase the entire lot — the contents and the house — for a price that would net a healthy profit. Probate investment is all about finding a probate home, purchasing it for the bare minimum, then turning around and selling it at 30 to 40 percent higher than the market value…or more.
www.probatepower.com
SBe sure to check out this Youtube VIDEO!!…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASjEDkxlX88
By: James Garrity
About the Author:
I am a Successful Probate Investor from Lancaster, Pa. and I am currently selling a Probate Investing Course
Eun Arre