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It took many years, many hours & cost many thousands to settle my Mother's estate.

All because of a paperwork problem, nothing more.

Have everything 101% -- for the ones left to deal with it...

 

Lawyers get a bad reputation from our litigation happy society.

This is one time where you are the customer and the Lawyer is working to help you.

 

Yup

 

When my dad died in 2018, we basically went into the house and pulled out everything that had sentimental value and left everything to go to the state or the bank. The house was still under a mortgage and the car was in both my mom and dad's name, which in and of itself was a pain for her to get resolved. I didn't care because she divorced him 7 months before and left him in poor health and holding the bag. He had no education in how to do bills or save money as she did it all for the 22 years they were married. I'm still kinda bitter about that.

Essentially, I was able to keep his life insurance and 401k both out of the mess, but everything else required a death certificate to deal with. In the end, it was kind of easier to just walk away from it all.

 

Wheels down in Charlotte wheres the good junk at?

Theyve got my big keester in a prius I cant hardly tell if its running and its an odd gear shifter. I'm gonna have to sit down and have a gander at the manual.

 

Dang man, hate to hear that.

 

The good stuff....away from Charlotte

 

My wife and I just had our will done a few months ago. Hired a local law office and they handled everything, and asked a lot of questions that I would have never thought of. Like how our estate would be dispersed if we both died before the kiddo was 18, lump sum or a little at a time, who would be god-parents, etc. I think it was like $1000 to have it done, but well worth the money to know everything is taken care of.

 

I’ve never purposely worn brake pads out until today

 

I have over $20,000.00 in my 92 4Runner with the 3.4 swap.

 

Customer said they were too thick.

 

You can do it yourself then have it notarized making it a legal document.

Just remember to legally change things if things change.

I have seem forms online.

My will is written just need Names inserted here seems to be the problem in my case.

I hate the idea of the Commonwealth getting everything.

 

Wonder if he knows to compress caliper pistons

 

I gotta wonder if they did not compress the caliper?

If they were the correct pads for the application .

 

You sure it's not the customer who's too thick?

 

Odd; my wife just mentioned a will yesterday. We have nothing. A former coworker ask me to get one done occasionally but hasn't for awhile. He kind of bug me about it after his parents passed. I'm guessing they didn't have anything in place either.

Progress report; this side should go much easier, as young jedi knows the tricks yes he does

 

At the very least, you could fill out the attached template (which is quite thorough for how concise it is.) and get it notarized until you can find/sit down with a lawyer you feel you can trust to do it right.

At least you get the luxury of filling it out a table and not hastily scribbled in pen, written on the back of a bus seat.

 

Ya know, from time to time a regular ol bottle jack come in handy from time to time....that or a E-brake for this here little floor jack. Don't try this at home kids. Danger Will Robinson DANGER...wonder...how difficult to unload torsion bars?

 

Good afternoon Shane and crew.