Who is the executor of the estate?? Is it
Posted By: kg on 2009-04-25
In Reply to: need advice about wills - Lorie R.
the attorney or one of you 3? Personally, I would hire an attorney and let him deal with your grandmother's attorney. If you let it go on too long, there may be nothing left to inherit.
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If there is a will but no executor named, then
the state steps in as executor and makes sure that the heirs named in the will get their rightful share, according to your grandfather's wish.
Only in the case when there are no heirs and no will, the assets go to the state.
Hi, Steph, hope I can help, I was executor for Dad last year.....s,
I think much of it is dictated by your particular state's laws, but here in RI it takes about 10 to 12 months, they have to post the person's death publicly in order for anyone else who many legally have a claim or a lein to come forth and file such papers and motions, but if it was a simple will without a lot of assets, buildings, lands, stocks, etc to liquidate, it should take less than a year, and always keep in touch with the attorney to keep it on the "front burner." So nice that your granddad loved you so much, and you seem to be making a good investment. Sounds to me as though, in his circumstances and his type of will, you should have the finds distributed before next Winter.....hope this helps, feel free to e-mail me if I can help or explain!
My mother has her estate set up in a
trust which is supposed to prevent this. Also, she gives the maximum allowed "gift" each year which all the kids put in CDs, so if she needs it later it is there, but we also get it without paying taxes on it, only the interest it accrues.
Did you catch the photo on Fox of her taken out of her estate?
Gosh, she looks like you or me, did not seem like she had time to have her makeup done professionally before her next 15 minutes. Not hot.
YOU are not responsible for his debts, HIS ESTATE is....
You should read the posts better.
Was your brother your stepbrother and your mother your stepmother?
Therefore you did not care to help in locating your stepnephew/niece, so that they can get their shares?
I would take him over the latest real estate listing
NM
Honestly, if I were you, I would hire a real estate agent to help
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Google death disclosure in real estate, Louisiana.
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