Worsley mesnes, poolstock, scholes... To name a few.

The answer is no. Property owned with another person as joint tenants with the right of survivorship passes automatically to the co-owner when you die. You cannot bequeath your interest in that property in your will. It does not become part of your estate.

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A 'bar' is a common character used in the creation of cattle brands. It is a straight line similar to the underscore key on a computer keyboard. Many ranch names are descriptive of their particular cattle brands. For example the Double C Bar Ranch would have a brand made up of two capital "C"s followed by a straight line at the bottom of the last "C". The Bar M Ranch might have a brand made up of a capital M with a straight bar over it. You can read more about cattle brands at the link provided below.

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Hacienda is a Spanish estate, which would almost always have a casa grande (large house, mansion).

The best way to get a trust fund for your child is to contact a professional. You'll need to consider what your goals are for the fund. These goals should be realistic and take into account what assets you have, your income, and what financial goals you have for yourself.

An heir is the person entitled, by reason of relationship, to receive an intestate (without a Will) person's estate after their death.

It is also the term for a person who inherits under a Will (weather a relative or not).

Yes. The transaction should be handle by an attorney to make certain the deed is drafted appropriately for your jurisdiction.

Yes. The transaction should be handle by an attorney to make certain the deed is drafted appropriately for your jurisdiction.

Yes. The transaction should be handle by an attorney to make certain the deed is drafted appropriately for your jurisdiction.

Yes. The transaction should be handle by an attorney to make certain the deed is drafted appropriately for your jurisdiction.

It is a heiress.

The National Trust owns 612,000 acres of land in the countryside of England as well as 600 miles along the coast.

A life estate is canceled by the death of the life estate holder or by a written instrument signed by the holder that surrenders their rights in the property. In Massachusetts the life estate holder signs a deed to release their rights. In cases where the original grant contained reversionary language and the conditions have been violated the life estate would be extinguished. In that case a written notice to that effect would need to be recorded to clear the title to the property. If a reversionary clause is used in the grant you should also set forth in the grant how the life estate will be terminated if the conditions are violated.

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So I am assuming that you mean to ask "How do I close a probate estate with the court?" As Cat Kluss correctly commented, it depends on the rules of your Jurisdiction.

Here in California, the Administrator petitions the court to close the estate. The full title is Petition to Approve Accounting and Ordinary and Extraordinary Fee and for Distribution" although there are several variations.

The petition provides a full report of what happened during administration and a fiduciary accounting of the estate's funds. In California, there is no pre-printed form, but the representative (or rather their attorney) creates it from scratch.

I recommend that you contact an attorney to assist you, as the rules can get complex.

Ask JP Morgan they know all about it!!

There are no residency requirements. They can live anywhere they wish. However, the estate has to go through probate in the state where the property is.