Tag: probate
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Check your estate plan after divorce!
What does an estate actually mean? Have you noticed that lawyers use the word “estate” a lot? Probate estates, trust estate, marital estates, etc. An estate refers to a certain bucket of total assets and debts, and there are special rules that apply to that bucket. The rights of different estates are interwoven, and a…
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Title companies have more to offer: Ways to work with them AND sample scripts included!
Title insurance companies have experts that help us (1) understand what we are buying (examination of title) and (2) guarantee that their analysis is correct (insurance). Their purpose can be a bit obscure to those not buying and selling real estate on the regular. Most of us are at least familiar. If you own a…
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Your Questions Answered: Suing a sibling-personal representative for information
We love getting your questions! After Erica’s last blog post “The power struggle between siblings in probate is real,” we received the following question. We hope Erica’s response helps readers who have similar questions! Dear Erica, My dad passed away and my sister is the personal representative. The probate is opened, but she won’t give…
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The power struggle between siblings in probate is real
The stories of power struggle between siblings are too many to count. In 2023, the struggle continues to be played out in our probate courts and behind closed doors. The system needs vast revamping to better meet the needs and generally valid concerns of the siblings who are not Personal Representatives (PRs). But to work…
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