Yes. The owner of the item may leave a will where the "item" is bequeathed. However, if the item is a large financial or property/business then other parties may take exception to this and challenge the will. It is always appropriate to seek out a legal professional to ensure the the wishes of the deceased are legally sound and binding
United States:
The answer is yes with certain limitations depending on the laws in any particular state. In many jurisdictions a person cannot disinherit their legal spouse. Therefore, if the man has remarried his current spouse may be entitled to a statutory share of his estate regardless of the Will. Also, minor children are entitled to share in a parent's estate. If you want to leave your estate to your former spouse you should consult with an attorney who specializes in probate and estate planning in your area.
No, because if you are divorced you are no longer with that person. So that means you return to your normal last name or the last name of the new person you are with.
The castle estate was huge. The man left a small estate to his heirs.
* As you said, your boyfriend was using you to get what he wanted from you and you had the wisdom to dump him. Keep going! Using someone is not love. Tell him you have made up your mind and to leave you alone and yes, he's still after something ... he was using you and wants to continue doing so.
No.
The estate has to settle the loan, which may be done by selling it to you and using the money to pay off the loan.
Yes, the co-owner would be legally liable for using money in the account from an estate that was not settled.
No. An Estate is not a natural person by any definition. However, there may be lenders willing to lend to an estate, or using the estate as collateral and a person as a personal garauntee.
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To save money on listing fees, using online real estate services is a smart choice. Online real estate listings also have a better chance of attracting potential buyers than do traditional services, such as newspapers.
Real Estate companies operating out of Chico are Chico Real Estate Management, Rancho Chico Real Estate and Chico Homes. Using the Yellow Pages even more real estate companies in Chico can be located.
Backing a real estate mortgage involves using the property as collateral for the loan, securing it until repayment.
A legal principle called "estoppel" bars people from using subterfuge to escape contractual obligation: had he signed "mickey mouse", it would still be considered a legally valid, binding document!