Archive for September, 2009
Would I need to go to probate court for a car that was left to me?
Bridge asked:
My mother died and she told me the car would go to me when she passes away. She did not put that in her will. I have 2 other sibling that are fine with the car coming to me so would something like that have to go threw court. I live in Michigan. What would I have to have for proof? Do you think it would be ok to sign my name of the title? thanks
Crista Gillespi
My mother died and she told me the car would go to me when she passes away. She did not put that in her will. I have 2 other sibling that are fine with the car coming to me so would something like that have to go threw court. I live in Michigan. What would I have to have for proof? Do you think it would be ok to sign my name of the title? thanks
Crista Gillespi
Whats a good title for my paper on probate and payable on death accounts?
Wanted asked:
a funny one.
LOL Death; It’s only the beginning… is the funniest title i heard.
Damien Penninger
a funny one.
LOL Death; It’s only the beginning… is the funniest title i heard.
Damien Penninger
Become Estate Representative without going to probate ?
Sara C asked:
Can I become Estate Representative without going to probate and start a big ordeal with the courts ? If so is it pretty simple ?
Can I become Estate Representative without going to probate and start a big ordeal with the courts ? If so is it pretty simple ?
Live in California, my father passed away with no will, need to straighten out his medical mess. There is a pension fund that I am concerned the collectors might get.
ok, so does anyone know what this might cost & if I need an attorney ? Thanks 
Patricia
In California, will someone have to pay capital gains tax on the sale of a probate inheritance property?
Jeanine asked:
The court appraised the prop for $400k, but the realtor comped the prop for $850K, will the inheritants have to pay capital gains tax on the difference if it sells for more than the $400k?
Jonathon Mcclaim
The court appraised the prop for $400k, but the realtor comped the prop for $850K, will the inheritants have to pay capital gains tax on the difference if it sells for more than the $400k?
Jonathon Mcclaim