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Commonly Asked Estate Planning Questions From Users Near You

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What steps should I take to to claim inheritance if the deceased did not leave a will?

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Answered by attorney Kathleen Delacy (Unclaimed Profile)
Estate Planning lawyer at Reger Rizzo & Darnall, LLP
Anything joint with her husband is his. The POD CD would be yours, he cannot keep that. You should take a death certificate to bank where CD is held to change into your name. In Delaware, if intestate, if decedent owned home in her name, spouse would get a life estate. He could elect to take as surviving spouse also.
Anything joint with her husband is his. The POD CD would be yours, he cannot keep that. You should take a death certificate to bank where CD is held to change into your name. In Delaware, if intestate, if decedent owned home in her name, spouse would get a life estate. He could elect to take as surviving spouse also.
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What is the best way to get a property Will?

Answered by attorney Christine James
Estate Planning lawyer at James Law Group
Call an attorney IMMEDIATELY. Don't waste time on sites like this. An administrator needs to be named for the estate and the 13 year old has as much right to his/her share of the estate as the older children. Have an attorney get special letters of administration if necessary so access to the house can be gained to get the 13 year old's belongings.
Call an attorney IMMEDIATELY. Don't waste time on sites like this. An administrator needs to be named for the estate and the 13 year old has as much right to his/her share of the estate as the older children. Have an attorney get special letters of administration if necessary so access to the house can be gained to get the 13 year old's belongings.
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Can a foreign citizen serve as an alternate trustee on a family trust? How?

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Answered by attorney Victor L. Waid (Unclaimed Profile)
Estate Planning lawyer at Law Office of Victor Waid
My recollection is no; but even if you could name a foreign national as executor or trustee,, the probate process becomes labored, because of the bonding requirements, the long distance of proceedings, the notary requirements, and the unavailability of the executor/trustee to long arm of the court for legal service process of the court to compel the person into court for contempt or other legal process required for personal attendance in the court. Don't name foreign nationals as an executor or trustee as you will cause numerous legal problems and expense. You are better off naming a licensed bonded financial fiduciary to carry out the requirements of a executor or trustee.
My recollection is no; but even if you could name a foreign national as executor or trustee,, the probate process becomes labored, because of the bonding requirements, the long distance of proceedings, the notary requirements, and the unavailability of the executor/trustee to long arm of the court for legal service process of the court to compel the person into court for contempt or other legal process required for personal attendance in the court. Don't name foreign nationals as an executor or trustee as you will cause numerous legal problems and expense. You are better off naming a licensed bonded financial fiduciary to carry out the requirements of a executor or trustee.
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