Re: Nada's work beyond the grave

[Guest guest]

Stay strong! Hang in there and wait to hear what your lawyer has to say, and if

you trust his or her advice, then you may have an unexpected little windfall of

money coming your way. I get kind of impatient myself, sometimes, so I know how

hard it can be to wait. But in this case it might be worth it!

-Annie

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> GOt an interesting piece of mail yesterday.  Apparently nada dear finally got

mad enough at me to change her will and give her crap to the church (finally but

with her medical bills ect they will be out of luck anyhow).  Apparnetly she

forgot about an investment account that still had my name on it.  From what the

bank is telling me that they can go after the assets and me.  However my lawyer

said that I would only bealbe to collect not have to worry about being collected

from.  I suspect that she was going into foreclosure/bankrupcy and they have

given me the option to get out from under it.  Man waiting until Tuesday to talk

to my lawyer is gonna be hard, however I'm leaning towards signing it away as

that I seriously think it will be one of those estates where her credittors will

be told " suck it up "

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[Guest guest]

I'm not looking forward to this, but I suspect my mother will do the same, sign

everything away to the church.

Can I ask what happens to their personal junk? Did you have to go sort through

that?

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> GOt an interesting piece of mail yesterday.  Apparently nada dear finally got

mad enough at me to change her will and give her crap to the church (finally but

with her medical bills ect they will be out of luck anyhow).  Apparnetly she

forgot about an investment account that still had my name on it.  From what the

bank is telling me that they can go after the assets and me.  However my lawyer

said that I would only bealbe to collect not have to worry about being collected

from.  I suspect that she was going into foreclosure/bankrupcy and they have

given me the option to get out from under it.  Man waiting until Tuesday to talk

to my lawyer is gonna be hard, however I'm leaning towards signing it away as

that I seriously think it will be one of those estates where her credittors will

be told " suck it up "

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[Guest guest]

So far I don't have to go through her junk, might beable to get pictures and

moight have to buy stuff from the auction if I want it back.  Looking forward

to tommarrow when I can talk to my lawyer about that investment accoutn, I have

a feeling that I'll have to get rid of it asap.

proflaf

Subject: Re: Nada's work beyond the grave

To: WTOAdultChildren1

Date: Monday, September 6, 2010, 6:58 AM

 

I'm not looking forward to this, but I suspect my mother will do the same, sign

everything away to the church.

Can I ask what happens to their personal junk? Did you have to go sort through

that?

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> GOt an interesting piece of mail yesterday.  Apparently nada dear finally got

mad enough at me to change her will and give her crap to the church (finally but

with her medical bills ect they will be out of luck anyhow).  Apparnetly she

forgot about an investment account that still had my name on it.  From what the

bank is telling me that they can go after the assets and me.  However my lawyer

said that I would only bealbe to collect not have to worry about being collected

from.  I suspect that she was going into foreclosure/bankrupcy and they have

given me the option to get out from under it.  Man waiting until Tuesday to

talk to my lawyer is gonna be hard, however I'm leaning towards signing it away

as that I seriously think it will be one of those estates where her credittors

will be told " suck it up "

> proflaf

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