Stealing all my funiture
My father paste away i am the executor of the estate my fathers girl friend moved out and when see did she took all of my furniture all ofit not just hers but every thing what should i do
Family Law
My elderly father is giving money to my nephew, because he feels he is the only one that can help him. My nephew is dependent upon any one that he can get help from. He get money from the person and never repays. He got money from my mother before she passed away, and now is getting into my father quite well. His mother (my sister) feels this is a big problem but feels helpless to stop it. I have talked to my nephew, and told him to stop this and I was told by him that he really doesn't want the money but feels bad if he doesn't take it if it is offered (he asks for it). I told him to refuse it, and to talk to me or his mother if he feels the need to ask for money from our father (his grandfather), his actions are affecting people in this family. He told me ''by all means he would not take anything further, and in the future talk to us''. Today I found out he is up to the same old ways, and asked for more money. In a nut shell he has always been an opportunist and a liar, and is very manipulative in getting what he wants. He has my father convinced that there is no one else he can turn to. How can I protect my 86 year old father from having his money taken, by his own grandson.
He is taking advantage of an old mans vulnerability
Do I still have to go through probate?
My aunt recently passed, she left a will naming me as executor. She also left her bank accounts as 'payable on death', as well as a 'transfer on death deed' of her house to me. These are her only assets.
Having been an executor before, I understand the process of closing out her estate and notifying/paying creditors, taxes, etc. My question is, in this case, do I still have to file the will with probate?
In my situation, it seems she's taken all the proper steps to avoid going through the probate process.
