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Bookmark or Share- What does "With will annexed".. mean..? - Legal Answers - Avvo.comYes. Phrase "With will annexed" means: Petitioner requesting appointment as personal representative is not a person nominated in will to be executor; Petitioner is submitting the annexed will for probate If you are beneficiary and this is "HUGE estate worth millions.." it may be worth time to retain your own attorney for representation in this ...
- Probate - Difference between Letters Testamentary and Letters of ...Note that you can have a Will with Letters of Administration if none of the persons named as PR in the Will is able and willing to serve. In this case, the Court appoints an unnamed-in-the-Will PR & issues Letters of Administration with Will Annexed. Isn't probate and all its history and tradition fun? Am I a minority of one?
- What does it mean with will annexed if there was no known will?I and my brother have just been served letter from Alabama probate court for hearing of letters of administration with will annexed. To our knowledge our mother had no will and if so why has it taken 3 yrs to inform us? Not sure how to go about obtaining any copies turned in to court so we can see what has been used for this process. Please advise
- Can a declarant keep adding annexing property to an HOA to prevent the ...The Declarant has annexed additional property into an existing subdivision originally formed in 2006 at the end of 2016. We have now passed the original conditions in the original subdivision for the HOA to be turned over, but because additional property was annexed we were not longer at 90% with the new lots.
- What is the difference between "administrator with will annexed" and ...Administrator with the will annexed means the nominated executors cannot or will not act as executors, and this person is willing to act. If a person dies without a will, the court will appoint an administrator of that person's estate. If you want to be executor, hire an attorney, and file a petition to be executor BEFORE the next hearing.
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