What is the SOL on a potential heir starting a probate action to be apptd an admin of the estate?
by admin ~ May 23rd, 2009 . Filed under: Law & Ethics .
navaragirl57 asked:
SOL = statute of limitations; the potential heir wants to be appointed as an administrator of the testatrix’ estate in order to file a claim against a possibly fraudulent grantee on behalf of the estate
Drew Bazin
SOL = statute of limitations; the potential heir wants to be appointed as an administrator of the testatrix’ estate in order to file a claim against a possibly fraudulent grantee on behalf of the estate
Drew Bazin
May 25th, 2009 at 12:35 pm
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