Probate-Probate Court

wondering asked:


My aunt who has never been married with no children wants to leave me her house. There is money owed on the home. How can she so that we can avoid probate?

Reed Arrendondo

William P asked:


how many years can it go on for?

Victor Adelizzi

patti23322 asked:


was mom who pass away, she didnt have much left house to be spilt between her 3 kids, all 3 kids are in agreement for car to go to my daughter so my mom grandaughter, There is no lawyer involve. one lady at dmv said she think we can give it to her as a gift my siter said. my sister is the excector would all 3 kids have to sign it over or can it be one right now our dmv is closed I just wanted some advice, I thank everyone who has answer so far,

Kacey Kirsch

niqqie asked:


I cannot afford a lawyer that charges $100-$250 an hour! Need advice on estate managing, name change on deed etc. Please help anyone?

Georgianne Greenhalge

K T asked:


difference between listing a person “and/or” or having them as a beneficiary with regards to a probate issue

Tonita Mcpheron

Carol R asked:


My father passed away 4 months ago. I’m on dissibility, I’m entitled to 1/3 of my fathers estate, which is in probate. I need a small loan any suggestions?

Cathie Piscitelli

willowonder asked:


the deed is in the name of the trust

Brenton Raif

Des asked:


My mother in laws sister died recently with out making a will. The sister was a widow and didn’t have any children. My mother in law has another sister still living. She also had three sisters who are now dead. How will the estate be divided. I understand that my mother in law and her sister would be the main people to receive the divided estate. But children from the deceased sisters are now saying they have a legal entitlement to their dead mothers share of the estate, can this be legal? If their mother is dead can they get a share of the estate? This is happening in the UK.

James Donaghey

John Smith asked:


We want a creative name for our firm’s domain. Our firm name is a bunch of names but we want something more exciting AND something that doesn’t have to change when the firm’s attorneys change. So instead of smithlawyers.com, for example, we want something like legalexperts.com or something. There is an estate planning firm in town that has generations.com which I think is catchy. Any ideas you creative people can come up with would be appreciated. Thanks.

Jonathan

mary b asked:


I am the administrator of decedent, and only heir. Probate’s in State A, and real estate is in State B. When I sell the property in State B, do I have to put it in State A’s probate account? Or are they separate probates?

Dante Droesch