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I need legal advice regarding father in law's estate- PLEASE
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<blockquote data-quote="AnnieO" data-source="post: 450038" data-attributes="member: 6705"><p>Speaking as one whose parents have it "together"... I'm glad. I've had that talk with my Mom, a couple years ago, shortly after Grandma passed. Mom is an only child, as am I - and so it fell to her to take care of everything.</p><p></p><p>Thank God she had good friends to help.</p><p></p><p>So every so often, Mom will say something like, "We're thinking about getting rid of the bedroom suite, did you want it?" And I'll say yes, or no. Usually no - there are a few things but that's not one of them. I have Grandma & Grandpa's. Last week she was making noises about a new coffee table - I DO want that, Grandpa made it himself - so she knows.</p><p></p><p>I'm a signer on their safe deposit box, but that's it - I can get in if I need to.</p><p></p><p>AND...</p><p></p><p>As someone whose kids' bio mom JUST passed away at age 35, it can happen at any time, to anyone. No will. Her mother is screaming at husband that he better not spend her life insurance, it belongs to the kids. That's nice, I seriously doubt they will see any of it - it likely went to her husband.</p><p></p><p>I'm calling a guy my Dad recommended and Quentin and I are going to go have wills done. Just in case. Probate hoovers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnnieO, post: 450038, member: 6705"] Speaking as one whose parents have it "together"... I'm glad. I've had that talk with my Mom, a couple years ago, shortly after Grandma passed. Mom is an only child, as am I - and so it fell to her to take care of everything. Thank God she had good friends to help. So every so often, Mom will say something like, "We're thinking about getting rid of the bedroom suite, did you want it?" And I'll say yes, or no. Usually no - there are a few things but that's not one of them. I have Grandma & Grandpa's. Last week she was making noises about a new coffee table - I DO want that, Grandpa made it himself - so she knows. I'm a signer on their safe deposit box, but that's it - I can get in if I need to. AND... As someone whose kids' bio mom JUST passed away at age 35, it can happen at any time, to anyone. No will. Her mother is screaming at husband that he better not spend her life insurance, it belongs to the kids. That's nice, I seriously doubt they will see any of it - it likely went to her husband. I'm calling a guy my Dad recommended and Quentin and I are going to go have wills done. Just in case. Probate hoovers. [/QUOTE]
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