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• Are the distributees of a deceased person's estate required to open a checking account in the name of the estate or can monies in the estate go directly to the distributees? • How do I open an estate checking account? • If a widowed parent dies leaving the estate to 8 children of which 2 are deceased leaving spouses What rights do these spouses have to the estate and do they have to sign in order to sell the estate? • I have been appointed representative of my husband estate first lawyer wants me to close the estate but i just found another lawyer to look at his case can i keep is estate open? • If a estate administrator removes estate property for his own use and profit and the lawyer representing the estate does nothing who's responsible to prosecute.? • Are there any recent cases that suggest a retained a life estate in property will no longer lead to the inclusion of the gross estate in a decedent's estate tax? • Can the PR use his joint account to get and pay estate expenses if it is not declared an estate account? • Do checks made payable to an estate have to be cashed through an account for the estate? • Why do you need to probate an estate that you are the state appointed guardian as well as the only daughter The estate is only cash with joint ownership on the bank account? • If there is no estate who pays the deceased persons debt? • Before your father passed away he had an estate open on your mother for litagation purposes Can you become the executer of that estate without your siblings involvement? • How do i handle Liens filed against a deceased persons estate? • What property is considered exempt in deceased persons estate? • Can a personal representative on an estate file bankruptcy on behalf of the estate or on behalf of the deceased to avoid paying back taxes? • How long does the estate of a policy holder who is deceased stop making policy premium payments when the estate is not the beneficiary? • Is personal property considered exempt in a deceased persons estate?