no
That is not generally necessary unless there are issues relating to the estate that are in dispute. Generally, all that is needed is an attorney to represent the estate. In the case of an objection or dispute, any other attorneys would be representing their clients. Therefore, a beneficiary doesn't need an attorney unless that beneficiary has an issue or objection that must be decided by the court, and where there is disagreement with the executor and how the estate attorney is handling the matter.
It was the lawyer's responsibility to dispute the matter.
No. The lawyer should consult with an attorney with more experience in probate matters in New Zealand. Lawyers do not usually send bank checks to "last known addresses". The lawyer should establish contact with the beneficiary and usually obtains a written release of any future claim agains the estate. Please seek advice from an attorney who specializes in probate in your jurisdiction.
you must notify your lawyer who has your will on file.
Paul Clement.
Generally, you are responsible for paying your own lawyer. You haven't provided any details to explain the dispute.
yes
3 to 5,000,000$
No. It is not easy but with a good lawyer you could get it done.
The will the private business of the will writer. The lawyer should not talk about the will with anyone but the testator. To do anything else would be a breach of confidentiality.
sure but your going to have a hard time...get a good lawyer
One can locate a construction lawyer in New York from the FindLaw Lawyers Directory website. A construction lawyer can help you to negotiate the solution of the dispute.