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Popular Themes in r/EstatePlanning
#1
Advice Requests
: "I am primary caregiver to my mom with Alzheimer's. She is leaving her house to me. Should I feel apologetic if/when I use her funds to replace the 50-year-old roof on the house? Sibling seems concerned that I not spend too much maintaining her house since I am due to inherit it."
66 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Can't afford to probate"
6 posts
#3
Ideas
: "If anyone is from New Jersey, please contact your state Reps & Senators to pass NJ-A4539/S3376 "UNIFORM REAL PROPERTY TRANSFER ON DEATH ACT" so that we all can pass our homes directly to our Beneficiary without the need for costly probate"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/EstatePlanning
#1
Trust
: "[SC] Older brother wants me to sign this house back over to my father, so it can be put in a Trust. Why?"
69 posts
#2
Estate
: "I need help with mom’s Estate"
59 posts
#3
Will
: "Do you have to include people you don't want to have anything in your Will?"
31 posts
#4
Probate
: "Realtor pushing us to close on sale of house we inherited before Probate is done"
27 posts
#5
Estate Planning
: "Estate Planning pros: What drives you nuts? (USA or wherever)"
20 posts
#6
Inheritance
: "Sibling wants me to keep their Inheritance share in an estate account for extended period of time."
17 posts
#7
Attorney
: "Trust/Estate Attorney - AMA"
15 posts
#8
Executor
: "Older friend with no family has been hinting that he wants me to be his Executor [PA]"
11 posts
#9
Property
: "Despite purchasing my aunts interest in our Property, can tenncare still come after it through estate recovery?"
10 posts
#10
Medicaid
: "Medicaid Estate Recovery Claim for $117,000 – Need Advice"
9 posts
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