Hello BESTax,
no, it was not probated.
It was a house for sale. We are still paying it off through mortgage.
me and my sister were added to the title as the inherited homeowners moths ago, and still are We went to a lawyer to get that done , and have the paperwork stating it with our and the lawyers signatures.
we both are executor of the estate, it is stated so that we own the estate and all on it 50/50 %, only us, no one else. We both work together about everything ever about the estate.
i am not sure by what you mean by "Who will file the final return for the decedent?"
My repeated questioning on here i to find out just what exactly what an how and if about all that.
Please read the entire post from the start of this thread to get a better understanding of what I am trying to figure out. I am saying that not to be rude or unhelpful, ( i came here for help and understand you're all trying to help And thank you for trying.) But because maybe it can help you, m help me, help us all to clear everything up.
me an my sisters are both the new owners, beneficiaries of the estate and all on and the property on an therein of the estate. that was written word for word in pen. in the will of my dying fathers hand on multiple different forms that were already sent to court and he also had layers help him get and sign stacks of paperwork.
What the sam hay is a estate return and a final return? what are the names of the forms we might need? everyone else on here basically says its all fine and do nothing. which kinda worries me for some reason.
Please tell me what exactly is a attorney who specializes in Trusts and Estates called so I can hopefully consult one.
