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Is paternal granddaughter an heir to intestate grandfather's estate?
If there is no will, it depends on the intestacy laws in your jurisdiction and which heirs at law are currently alive. Generally a grandchild only inherits if their parent who is the child of the decedent is deceased. You can check the laws of intestacy in your jurisdiction at the related question link.
If the attorney in fact under a power of attorney for an estate dies does the power of attorney go to his wife or to the other living sibling?
No. In fact, you seem confused. An estate is not handled under a power of attorney. It will have an executor or administrator or some similar personal representative appointed by the court. Also, executors, administrators, etc. are not allowed to delegate their duties and obligations to others by a power of attorney. Courts generally favor appointing the surviving spouse as the fiduciary. If she declines then an adult child would be next in line, then siblings. Anyone can serve as an executor but the state laws define who can serve as an administrator in an intestate estate. If the person appointed by the court to handle an estate dies the court must appoint a successor.
Is a blood related aunt considered a member of your immediate family?
A niece is the daughter of your brother or sister and therefore has at least one grandparent who is also your ancestor. Sharing an ancestor, you are blood relatives - to the extent that term has any real meaning. (Remember, we share DNA, not blood, with our relatives.) However, if the niece, or her parent, was adopted, she is still a niece but shares no genetics with you and so would not be considered a "blood relative" by those who use that term.
Is it possible to get a letter of administration of an estate on online?
is it possible to get an estate letter of administration on line
What is is McDonald's business line?
real estate
Can a niece clam land that belongs to a dead uncle?
Yes, in general, clams are naturally occurring animals and do not become part of the land upon which they are found, so they can be harvested by anyone, as long as it is below the mean high tide line. Better that the niece get them than some strangers wandering by, especially if the dead uncle has spent a lot of time cultivating them. If the clams are in a fenced area on private property, then no, the niece would need permission of the heirs to the uncle's estate (specifically the persons who get the land) before clamming in that area.
What is mcdonalds main line of business?
real estate
Where can one find California real estate classes?
California Real Estate classes can be found on line at California estate websites. They can also be available at estate schools inside the state of California.
How do you address a letter to someones estate?
You would address it to the last known address with "The Estate of xxxxx" on the first line. Or check the notices for the address of the lawyer handling the estate.
Who has legal right if your fiancee die and no children are involved?
It would depend on whether or not there was a will. In lieu of a will, it would depend of the intestacy (without a will) laws in the area where you are located. As long as a will is legally executed, and doesn't have provisions in direct violation of state of local laws, then the estate will be distributed per the will. If the decedent is intestate, the, his/her estate will be distributed per local intestacy laws, which will usually leave a fiancée with nothing. Generally, relatives are going to inherit, and if there are no children or spouse of the decedent, then his/her parents are often next in line.
Who is first in line for inheritance a child or sibling?
A child.
In real estate what does LOB mean?
It could mean, "Line of Business".
