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Problem with will.
3 years ago my aunt past away. Her property was in a trust and that worked out fine. In her will, I was named beneficiary and her trust was named residuary beneficiary. There was an IRA in her name but there was no beneficiary. As a result, the IRA funds went into probate. This is where the problems began. I had the will and estate documents viewed by another attorney. She discovered the will had not been properly witnessed. In fact, the will, did not contain any form of witness signature page. The attorney that drafted the will notarized it himself. As a result, the funds from the IRA will go to my aunts mother, though my aunt specifically noted in the will that her failure to include her mother was not a mistake it was the fact that her mother had adequate means of providing for herself. After reviewing several posts on this site it seems that the two witness requirement is common knowledge. Due to errors and delays of the attorneys involved the IRA value has dropped by half. Where do I go from here? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Are you required by law to carry an identification card?
(I'm in bicycle)
Why was I taken to jail ? ? ?
I gave him my name and my address, but I did not have my I.D.
He said to me ( don't you know you have to carry your I.D.) ? ? ?
Now I have to go to court and defend myself aginst an out of control officer ! !
I accidentally left my baby in my car I go to court for child endangerment in Dec. I have never had problems with the law before & this will be my first indicated case from DCFS. DCFs already took me off supervision of my children ( this child lives with her dad). My divorce lawyer doesn't want me to plead guilty because my ex can hold it against me, but I have 3 children who live with me I am the one who cares for them.. I can't go to jail. I was charged with a . is it better to go to trail because it was an accident or should I plead guilty & get a plea bargain from the state?
note: baby's seat was behind mine where I couldn't see it because it was rear facing, he fell asleep.. the day before that my routine was changed I didn't realize he was in the car. I am taking parenting classes & seeing counselor now.
