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One of the most aggravating experiences in probate is dealing with someone who stubbornly refuses to leave the estate home. This person could be an heir or, in some cases, the personal representative who lived with the deceased before death. Thus, a question pops up: "Can an heir living on the prope...
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Dealing with estate matters after a loved one passes can be quite a complicated experience. Moreover, tensions run even higher when a disgruntled family member or relative suddenly considers contesting a will. In this article, we’ll uncover the reasons behind such objections and offer some guidan...
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Probate litigation is scary to think about and even more terrifying to experience firsthand. The possibility of family members becoming enemies or estate assets turning into legal fees is seriously concerning. Wouldn't it be better to know how to deal with a probate dispute when it happens and how t...
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A will is one of the core documents of a deceased person's estate—it allows everyone to know the decedent's last and final wishes. Basically, the executor has the legal obligation to ensure that those wishes are fulfilled according to the law, being responsible for taking care of the late person's...
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Losing a loved one not only brings a wave of emotions but can also leave families on shaky financial ground. If you are a surviving spouse, you might have heard of something called "Year's Support." And you might be wondering exactly what it is and how it can help you. In this article, we will co...
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Caveats are used, among other things, to protect the interests of an inheritance's heirs and legal beneficiaries. A caveat acts as a "freeze" on the estate in question. And prevents anyone else from registering a transaction with that property that might be against the interests of the person who fi...
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Typically, if an estate owes you money, you are considered an estate creditor. There are different types of estate creditors. When and how an estate creditor is paid depends on which category they fit into. For example, many claims that are not secured by real estate or vehicles are considered to be...