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Question: Wills, Trusts, Probate - Michigan

Asked on 9/17/2009
How does one become Executor of an Estate of Deceased Father with no will
My Father passed in 1982 my Mother in 2006 I received a notice from a Company stating My Father had Stocks in the company he worked for. I would like to become executor of this estate and have the stocks transfer ed into my name. Please tell me what I need to do?

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You may need to file a petition with the Probate Court for the County where your father lived.  You may have to do another for your mother as well.  Hiring a qualified probate attorney in Michigan will make it easier.  Please contact me to discuss.  John Tatone @ 586-868-5100 ext 17



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