Last Will And Testament-Will And Testament

carmen asked:


I am 18 about to be 19 and was wondering when is too soon or too long to write a will?

I do not really have anything but I have a few things…and would like it too go to someone..

So my question is when do you write a will?

Thanks

Everette Cockriel

Lisa G asked:


my grandfather died and left his estate to be split among my mother and her heirs (me and my brother). Do we get the money now or after my mother dies?

Tammie Aultman

pdtm23 asked:


the first executor is also the one who is to inharrit the propriety of the person who made the will, if the will has a second executor, who will follow thought with finall legal matters like putting proprity up for probat which is two years later, will he legaly inharrit the home. my brother in law wanted my husband and I and our kids to stay in the home, my husband not thinking said to live it to him and his brother only son don’t htinking the son would not follow though with all legal matters, the will was left with the son to recieve the home we moved into to take care of my brother in law who had cancer, the son never did anything for my brother in law, my husband is the second exector on the will. We also mae morage payment, pay porprity taxes on the house. I am looking for any advise to get this that we, worked for.
don’t understand, just need to be pointed in the right direction, don’t have much money, so need to be point the right affordable way. thanks so much

Truman Limage

Lola asked:


my MIL passed away, and even though it is very painful, the time has come to talk about the money she left behind. We know she had money in the bank, maybe even more than one account. She left no will, and no one even knows in what bank her money is, will a lawyer be able to locate it? has anyone been through this? Her grandaughter said that she left her an account with money for college, but not in what bank or account number, so how do we locate it? We don’t know what to do?? Do laywers handle everything??

Scott Taps

Ludwin A asked:


i just got an email:
Notification of Bequest

On behalf of the Trustees and Executor of the Estate of Late
Scott Kennedy ,I hereby attempt to reach you again. I wish
to notify you that late Scott Kennedy made you a
beneficiary to his will.He left the sum of twenty three
Million two Hundred Thousand Dollars.($23,200,000.00 ) to
you in the codicil and last testament to his will.

This may sound strange and unbelievable to you, but it is
real and true. Late Scott Kennedy until his death was a very
dedicated Christian who loved to give out.

His great philanthropy earned him numerous awards during
his life time, Late Scott Kennedy died at the age of 71
years.According to him this money is to support your
activities and to help the poor and the needy.

Please You should fill the information below for more
directives

1.Full Name

2.Telephone number

3.Age

4.contact address/Country

5.occupation

Yours In Service,
Barr.Larry Smith(Esq)
Tel.+44-7035937509

now i am 99.99% sure this is a scam but wat do u guys think..just ignore it?

Emily

EVgirl asked:


I’m married, and about to have a kid and just want a simple joint will with my husband. We don’t have any assets, and the main point would be to state what is to happen with our child should we both die. Of course I find tons of free forms online, but I was wondering if this is something I should pay for, particularly through uslegalforms.com. Any suggestions, recommendations or authorities on this matter? Thanks in advance!

Trinidad Broadaway

where am i? asked:


Do I have to write up a new will, write it on the will and have it notarized, do nothing, etc?

Kathleen

Mamadee asked:


Will my Last Will and Testament be legal in North Carolina if it is written and signed in my handwriting and notarized?

Cortez Hilbert

DOROTHY S asked:


in a last will and testament, my Executor will pay all my just debts,and [ I do not understant ]” excepting mortgage notes secured br mortgage upon real estate.

Lily Lollar

robert asked:


i had an inheritance of over a hundred thousand dollars from my father when he passed. i am 18 years right now. in his last will and testament, he stated that i get the money after i get my bachelors degree or when i turn 35, whichever comes first. is there any other way to get my money? im not trying to go back to school. also, would it have to be a degree from an accredited college???

Neida Bennion