Thursday, January 7, 2010

Administering An Estate Who Appoints A Trustee To Administer An Estate? Is It Always A Relative?

Who appoints a trustee to administer an estate? Is it always a relative? - administering an estate

They are close, but not the descendants in the area. It would be easier to have someone nearby. In addition, a tenant of the house of death, how can I remove it?

5 comments:

Alex L. said...

Remember all the things you wanted? Now all our memories - who are persecuted. We have always wanted to adopt. Even with his fists, he has never worked right, not to kill or die. I will not burn, I'm not here to celebrate - now I can not. Stop
I want you to know that no matter where this path, I have to someone. And I would like to know that you loved me more, but I want to get ahead. So I went.

Big One 0909 said...

As far as I know, parents never appointed a PR, unless it was a family member in charge of affairs of the deceased before his death. The court shall appoint, if the will is not clear who it is.

As a tenant, you can not just go and say, "Well, the owner died, so I gotta go!" If you want to travel, you must continue to defer the payment of the rent on the property and cash from the real estate used to pay costs such as maintenance of the house, closing the hire of a lawyer for real estate, and others. You may be asked to leave, but must be an appropriate time to do so, and if not paid and the rent, you must go through appropriate legal channels, or you will be responsible for the cost of moving triple

Emma said...

Without the deceased had been for what usually gets the family, the immediate decisions made. Products and final decisions will be for the state to determine.

Dennis D said...

The executor may be appointed a will and need not be a parent.

Dennis D said...

The executor may be appointed a will and need not be a parent.

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