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If a property sale was delayed after a loved ones death in Arkansas, you can still proceed with the sale. Contact the original lawyer for an explanation and consider hiring a new lawyer to manage the sale. File a complaint with the Arkansas Bar Association if necessary. Probate laws in Arkansas generally dont impose strict deadlines, but consulting a lawyer can ensure proper handling. Determine if the estate is testate or intestate, and whether assets are probate or non-probate. Without a will, the property is considered heir property and divided according to intestacy laws. Start probate by filing a petition with the Probate Court, providing a death certificate, and notifying heirs and creditors.Full Conversation
This was in the state of Arkansas.
Got it. Here are some options for you:
*. Contact the lawyer to ask for an explanation and immediate action.
*. Consider hiring a new lawyer to handle the sale.
*. File a complaint with the Arkansas Bar Association for negligence.
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Is it too late to file the sale even though she’s been dead for a year and a half?
In Georgia, there isn't a specific deadline for filing the sale of a property after someone has passed away. However, probate and estate laws can be complex. Here are general steps you might consider:
- Consult with a new lawyer to review the situation and handle the sale.
- Initiate probate proceedings if they haven't been started yet.
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Again, this is in Arkansas.
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I apologize for the confusion earlier. Since this is in Arkansas, here are your options:
*. Contact the lawyer for an explanation and immediate action.
*. Consider hiring a new lawyer to handle the sale.
*. File a complaint with the Arkansas Bar Association for negligence.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can assist you further?
For Arkansas is it too late to file the sale even though she’s been dead for a year and a half
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In Arkansas, probate laws generally don't impose strict deadlines for filing the sale of a property after someone's death, but it depends on the specific circumstances of the estate. Consulting with a lawyer can help ensure proper handling.
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What would be the different types of circumstances of an estate?
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In general, the different types of circumstances of an estate can include:
- Testate: The deceased left a will.
- Intestate: The deceased did not leave a will.
- Probate: Legal process to distribute the deceased's assets.
- Non-probate: Assets that pass outside of probate, like joint accounts.
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How would we know which is correct for my mother’s estate?
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To determine which type of circumstance applies to your mother’s estate, here are some steps you can take:
- Check if there's a Will: Look for any will or testamentary document.
- Consult with a lawyer: They can help identify if the estate is testate or intestate.
- Review asset types: Determine if your mother's assets are subject to probate or are non-probate.
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Is her house considered air property in Arkansas
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In Arkansas, "heir property" refers to property passed down without a will, typically to multiple heirs, often leading to shared ownership. Here are some key points:
- If your mother left a will, it would dictate the property's distribution.
- Without a will, the property would be divided among the heirs according to state intestacy laws.
- Heir property can sometimes complicate the sale or management due to multiple owners.
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She did not have a will
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In Arkansas, if your mother did not have a will, her property would be considered "heir property" and would be divided according to state intestacy laws. This can complicate the sale or management of the property due to multiple owners.
Here are some steps you can consider:
- Consult with a new lawyer to handle the sale and distribution of the property.
- Initiate probate proceedings if not already started.
- Communicate with all potential heirs to get their agreement on the sale.
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How do you start the probate proceedings?
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In Georgia, you can start probate proceedings by following these steps:
- File a petition with the Probate Court in the county where the deceased lived.
- Provide a death certificate and the will, if available.
- Notify all potential heirs and creditors.
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in Arkansas
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In Arkansas, to start probate proceedings:
- File a petition with the Probate Court in the county where the deceased lived.
- Provide a death certificate.
- Notify all potential heirs and creditors.
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Why notify all heirs and creditors?
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Notifying all heirs and creditors is essential because:
- Heirs need to be aware of their potential inheritance and rights.
- Creditors must be informed to make any claims against the estate.
- It ensures transparency and legal compliance during probate.
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