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Usually unless an item is specifically left to someone else in a will, all of the assets will transfer to the spouse.
There is no way to do what your asking, except by hiding the powercord ;)
Yes because that is called vandalism and hiding (sabotage) someone else's property/ anything they own. Unless it's a joke and the other person doesn't sue you.
That he's to chicken to flaunt in front of you in person or he's hiding his flaunting from someone else.
me
Liquid assets refer to cash while real estate has paper value but has no true value until sold. The true value of anythings is what someone else will pay you for that item.
If a person who owns property conveys it by deed before their death and they bequeathed the same property to someone else in their will, the deed prevails. If the property was already conveyed to someone else the property was not part of the estate assets when the testator died.
That he secretly loves someone else. Deep inside he wants another girl. That girl is named Lola that life's in wiscasset
Meip
What could you possibly be asking? If the asset was sold during bankruptcy to pay creditors and your debts, its gone. Owned by someone else. That's how your debts get paid. Your assets are used. If there aren't enough assets to liquidate and pay your debts, some of the debts may be forgiven. But not always. Under any circumstances, to get a title to something owned by someone else, you buy it from them. Bankruptcy does not get you things.
Mr. Dussel
Yes, as both account holders both own all of the assets deposited within the account, and regardless of who deposited what.