Probate in California: what is minimum? - california last will and testament
The father has his will is the grown-up daughter # 1 as the executor. Girl # 1 is also the co-owner with the right of survival "in his house that is worth 200K. The father has another 70K in mutual funds and assets. Am I right to say that the girl # 1 is now the owner of the house and Property Values ~ 70K?
Does this mean that the mass of NO that legalized?
Do not worry, sports fans: the daughter of No 1 is divided throughout the operation, including the wife, daughter # 2! The only question is whether we should appoint an attorney to legalize the property.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
California Last Will And Testament Probate In California: What Is Minimum?
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70K, you're right that the property presents only the facts, is worth it.
ReplyDeleteThe second question, you will not submit to the administration of small estates.
Download the following: http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/probate/p ...
This is the Los Angeles County, California, but the basic requirement. You should the requirements in your county.
By the way:
A lawyer is not necessary if you're smart enough to follow the guidelines and standards. If not, please, and then with a lawyer.
70K, you're right that the property presents only the facts, is worth it.
ReplyDeleteThe second question, you will not submit to the administration of small estates.
Download the following: http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/probate/p ...
This is the Los Angeles County, California, but the basic requirement. You should the requirements in your county.
By the way:
A lawyer is not necessary if you're smart enough to follow the guidelines and standards. If not, please, and then with a lawyer.