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Gurumurthy, Ravi R., PLC- Attorney at Law

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What do I do after I submit the list to probate court?

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Answered by attorney Michael C Hyde (Unclaimed Profile)
Estate Planning lawyer at Office of Michael Hyde PLLC
You will need to list the home as sold, the sale price, all the expenses of the sale and then the final net proceeds that went into the estate. For example: Sale price = $120,000 minus Costs of sale (realtor fees, listing fees, closing expenses, survey - whatever they might be) = net proceeds to estate. Your financial accounting should reflect all of that. If the proceeds were distributed to heirs, then that too should be shown as distributions from the estate.
You will need to list the home as sold, the sale price, all the expenses of the sale and then the final net proceeds that went into the estate. For example: Sale price = $120,000 minus Costs of sale (realtor fees, listing fees, closing expenses, survey - whatever they might be) = net proceeds to estate. Your financial accounting should reflect all of that. If the proceeds were distributed to heirs, then that too should be shown as distributions from the estate.
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Will my grandfather's girlfriend have any claim to my grandfather's trust?

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Answered by attorney Nathan James Wagner (Unclaimed Profile)
Estate Planning lawyer at The Law Office of Nathan Wagner
The girlfriend does not have a claim to the trust now. But of course, your grandfather can change the trust at any time (assuming that it is a revocable trust), and he can make her a beneficiary of the trust. Also, if he is the trustee, he can also probably give her assets from the trust during his lifetime.
The girlfriend does not have a claim to the trust now. But of course, your grandfather can change the trust at any time (assuming that it is a revocable trust), and he can make her a beneficiary of the trust. Also, if he is the trustee, he can also probably give her assets from the trust during his lifetime.
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Is there any possible way to sell the land given to me as a wedding gift without my ex-husband’s signature?

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Answered by attorney Kelvin P. Green (Unclaimed Profile)
Estate Planning lawyer at The Law Office of Kelvin Green
This Ustinov is unclear. If he gave it to you then it was titled in your name and you have the right to sell it. The property should have also been resolved in the divorce. If it was outside the divorce decree and it is yours I am not sure he can stop you.
This Ustinov is unclear. If he gave it to you then it was titled in your name and you have the right to sell it. The property should have also been resolved in the divorce. If it was outside the divorce decree and it is yours I am not sure he can stop you.
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