An order to show cause is a binding legal document that compels the individual to appear before it at an appointed date and time. If the individual fails or refuses, penalties may be imposed by way of fines or incarceration depending on their status in society for failure to comply with this obligation.
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A probate sale is the sale of a deceased person’s property in cases where they died without leaving a will allocating the property to a
An heir is a person entitled to inherit the property of a decedent. An heir is a person who inherits or expects to inherit property
Statutory wills follow the standard language contained in a state wills statute. Some states have a template and format for their wills and they can
Being in charge of managing a company’s finances is an important responsibility. It affects how much money employees will be able to take home every
A tax provision that allows an unlimited amount of property of one spouse to transfer to the other upon death without incurring estate or gift
A blocked account in probate refers to cash or securities that are placed in a bank subject to withdrawal upon court order. A blocked account
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