insurance beneficiary trust
How long have to wait after a division providing for a beneficiary to act in case of competition and act?
my father had a trust and a will. I was his manager and executive and took charge of his care, two years before his death. To care for him at home I took out a mortgage Conversely to pay for the care of their 24 hours. Now that has happened, my brother is contesting the division of the estate. He was only entitled to 1 / 4 of the money from the house .. the other is to divide the remaining money. Now it is challenging to say that there should be money left since he took the reverse mortgage and that should get 1 / 4 of all … it would not sign the division, because we have taken the money received after the death of my parents' life insurance owned by the estate, some pension payment received and a sec Soc .. I do not know how long we wait to make a legal move. He has a lawyer and that only leaves messages saying that the division did not is acceptable … What is my next move.
My condolences on the death of his father. There are many, many variables here. You may not obtain "good" legal advice over the Internet – the scope of the law is too complicated for that. And remember: the laws of each state's assets are different. Laws property of each county is different. Sounds like your brother's attorney is a bluff. But my best suggestion is to consult an attorney. The fact that your brother will not agree to your proposal and will not sign the papers, does not mean that you are at an impasse. Your brother can greatly slow down, but can not stop it. However, it is necessary consult an attorney. The probate court judge may give the approval you need. As the executor or administrator of goods that are responsible for everything that goes wrong, and can be subject of a lawsuit. For your own protection, get a lawyer. The best way to find a lawyer is by word of mouth. Ask your family, friends, colleagues work, anyone can learn in the same situation, etc. or call your local (usually county) Bar Association. Ask for names of lawyers who are responsible Property / Probate / Trust Law. (If money is a big problem, you can ask the phone number of your local Legal office. – Lawyers for Legal are "real" lawyers, but sometimes in the field of law, how much they are willing to pay affects the quality you receive.) When you call the Law Office (s) stress talk to the lawyer. Just tell the secretary of the main idea of the subject – do not tell all the little details of your case to the Secretary – Save the details for the Office. When the attorney on the telephone line, ask: – Do you get>>> FREE, initial consultation to the first meeting? (most do, but not all – you have to ask, do not assume) – What do you charge? – Could you make payments on your account? – Can you help? Or refer someone who can help? The more you do field work for the estate, should be charged less. Good luck to you. (This is based on my knowledge, information, beliefs and life experiences. This was conceived as personal opinion and not intended to be used as legal advice. Obtain advice through the Internet is not a good idea – the scope of the law is too complex for that. Be careful and do your research.)
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