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Can a will be a piece of paper with who gets what signed by the person who died?
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In many jurisdictions this is a valid will. It is called a holographic will and must be in their hand writing.
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Does a non signed will mean you died intestate?
Without a signed will, the person died intestate.
What piece of paper did the authors mother carry for twwenty years in the color of water?
The author's mother carried a piece of paper with a photo of her father in her wallet for twenty years in "The Color of Water." The photo was the only connection she had to her father, as he died when she was a young girl.
If someone signed the title to his vehicle over to his brother before he died is the vehicle his or does it belong to the deceased under age children?
That depends on which party died. If the person who died is the one who signed the title over, then the vehicle belongs to the brother. If the brother who received the signed title is the one who died, then the vehicle belongs to his heirs or estate.
What movie was it that the main character had like a piece of paper that had a bunch of numbers on it and turned out they were disaster date's and how many people died on the dates?
Knowing(2009)
Why is a person's body after it died called remains not remain?
Because there is more than one piece-remain(s)
How much would a signature of Amelia Earhart be worth if it was just before she died?
It depends where she signed. If she signed a book, or a flight plan, then it might be worth much more, but from what I know a signature on a normal peice of paper could be worth as much as $1,899.00.
Does the final version of a will have any legal weight if it was not notarized before the person died?
Yes, as long as the person was of sound mind when the will was made and it was witnessed by at least two adults, dated and signed by all parties.
What were Martin Luther's dying words?
Martin Luther died in Eisleben, Germany on February 18, 1546, and shortly before his death he had written these words on a piece of paper: "We are beggars; this is true."
Can someone make you pay something for someone who has died and all they have is a piece of paper with no notarization or witness signing?
The estate is supposed to resolve all debts. The executor will have to determine if it is a valid debt.
Father died how to sell his motorcycle?
To sell the motorcycle first get it into the person who inherited it's name. Then when it is sold the title can be signed over. Check with the local DMV as this varies by state.
Who is the artist who painted a cabin in the woods next to a pond or lake signed with EYA od EjA.?
Same problem: just inherited a painting from my mother-in-law who was born, lived and died in Alexandria, Minnesota. Looks like chalk on thick light-toned paper similar to butcher paper. Subject is salmon-pink primroses in a musty-blue vase. Signed by E.J.A. or E.T.A. '49. Cannot find anything on the Web by this artist.
When you owe somebody and they die do you owe the amount in full to the estate or what you signed?
Whatever you owed to the living person, you also owe to the estate should that person die. To do otherwise is fraud, and a severe disrespect for the person that died, assuming they were a personal friend who loaned you the money in the first place.
