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2008-05-07 Trusts & Estates Law - check made payable to the estate of: Amy: Yes, in most states, you must open an estate account to deposit the check, which typically requires (i) a death certificate, (ii) court-certified proof of executorship/administration, and (iii) a...
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2008-05-03 Trusts & Estates Law - check issued to estate of my Mother: You need to probate the will, and then get yourself appointed administrator/executor of the estate. Then you will be able to deposit the check into an account for the estate that you set up. Depending...
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2008-05-03 Trusts & Estates Law - Will: Andrew, the types of documents and fees depend on your state and locality. In New York City, you would need wills with trust for minors, and legal fees for the both of you would range from $600 to $3...
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2008-04-25 Trusts & Estates Law - Fathers Estate: You will need to retain an attorney if your sister does not comply. She has had more than enough time to produce the documents, so I suspect you are correct. The only issue is whether or not you can force...
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2008-04-24 Trusts & Estates Law - greedy aunts: Contact a local attorney. This is going to get complicated, plus you need to let the aunt know that you are serious and not just complaining pointlessly. If she believes you are not serious, she may hope...
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