Dean D. Stein

State of Practice : Alabama
Member Since: 9/10/2011
Last Answer: 12/29/2011
Total Answered Questions 122 Free Answers on the LawQA Network

About Me

With an undergraduate degree in Finance, and a Masters Degree in Business, Dean D. Stein has a firm understanding of business and personal finance issues. He is graduated cum laude from his undergraduate financial degree program, was a constitutional law scholarship recipient, graduated in the top of his law school class as an Honor Graduate and has the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation. Dean has served as Special Master to the Jefferson County Probate Court on several cases. He is an attorney with a financial and business background. Dean has also been the Administrator and Executor for several estates.

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    130 Inverness Plaza, #382
    Birmingham, AL 35242
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Areas of Practice

  • Estate Planning

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Is it possible to leave my home only to my daughter?
Am I responsible for my half sister's debts after she passed away?
If my husband dies will I be able to get the house paid?
Am I responsible for the bills that belonged to my deceased mother?
How long can an estate executor take to pay a beneficiary?
Do I have any legal rights to inherit something from my foster parent?
Is a deed still a legal document if it has not been recorded in probate court records?
Is a will or trust more beneficial to our children?
How will my mother's assets and estate be split among the members of the family?
Do I have any rights to my step dad's estate if I have been taking care of him?
If I pay off a loan against a car title would the new title be in my name?
How do I get money from my mother's account if I am the beneficiary?
How do I determine interest a quarter of the inherited property?
Can I set up a will stating who will take care of him?
Am I responsible for my dead husband's hospital and doctor bills?
Is there anything I can do if my friend's family is trying to take property away?
What should I do if my father did not leave a will?
How do I claim a deceased person's insurance policy?
Do I have to repay an estae ote for taking money to bury onf the heirs to the same estate?
Is it necessary for the will to be read?
How do I get half of whatever money my family member left?
How do I know if the title to our home and land will automatically be given to the other spouse?
How do I get a deed in my name for a home from my deceased grandfather?
Should I take legal action to obtain part of the estate?
What happens if I do not agree with the way the executor wants to distribute the estate?
Am I entitled to receive some of my grandparent's inheritance?
Will I be taxed on an inheritance from my aunt after she dies?
Should I put my daughter's name on my house before I die?
Is there anything I can do if my father left his girlfriend as sole benficiary?
What is the law regarding selling my mother's home after she is put in assisted living?
How can I claim my mother's pension?
How do I get power of attorney if my the beneficiaries in my family passed away?
What is the inheritance law for married couples?
Will the will or codicil hold up in court?
How can I obtain a power of attorney from my father who has dementia?
Should my dad include a child on the deed to avoid a lengthy probate?
Do we have to wait for my brother to sell my mothers home before reading the will?
Is an un-notarized will valid?
How can we see the will?
What is the difference between a will and a trust?
Where can I inquire about a last will and testament?
Can my mother get a life policy on me without my permisssion after I am an adult?
Does a durable power of attorney need to be probated in order to be legally binding?
How do you change the title of a deed to his spouse?
Who will have rights to the home in the estate?
What are my rights in my grandfather's will if my uncle decides to sell the house?
Do you have to continue paying the mortgage if a parent passes away?
What is my legal obligation to a home when it is not in my name?
Who gets to be on the power of attorney for medical documents?
Do I need to change my will now that I am married?
What happens if someone dies and his house is on foreclosure?
Is my mother's will valid?
What documents do I need to claim money from a trust?
Can my brother's friend sell his house if my brother passed away?
How do I change a will?
Wha can I do if my family refuses to give me a copy of a will?
Would the daughter in law be the beneficiary of the will?
What is the best way to cover the handling of the mortgage upon my death?
What rights does a power of attorney have?
Which home from the will should be sold first?
How do I obtain a copy of my deceased grandfather's will??
How can I get a copy of a family trust?
Is a new will effective over a previous will?
Will the bank take my spouse's money after his death?
Am I responsible for parent's credit card debits after their deaths?
Do you have to hire a local attorney when going through probate?
Who is in charge of the estate of a father dies with no will?
If a man dies without a will, who will inherit his estate ?
Is there a time limit after a person dies that the executor must execute the will?
Can my partner's son get any rights to the home after she dies?
Who owns the money if someone dies and has a family linked to the account?
What am I entitled to if my father died without a will?
Can someone sign a will in my place?
What options would I have in obtaining control of my mothers savings account?
Can someone not related to the dead family member have more rights than the children?
Do I have any rights if I was separated from my husband at the time he passed away?
Who has the rights to my fiances things?
Is a personal loan owed to someone who passes away still binding?
What does it mean to go through probate?
Do I have a legal right to see and have a copy of the will?
How do I find out the beneficiary on my late father's accounts?
What happens to the house if the wife dies but her name is on the house?
How much should I expect to pay for an attorney to draw up a will?
Can the bank access inherited funds if a home is taken back?
What can I do if my fathers wife has power of attorney and sends him to a nursing home?
Are online forms for a will legal?
Do I have to give money from the estate away?
Can my sister sell the home if I dont sign the waiver?
Can a person with Alzheimer's make a will?
Who constitutes as family in a will?
Who is responsible for judgements against my deceased mother in law?
Do I have access to my stepdad's accounts after he dies?
Is an adopted child considered blood line in a will?
What happens when a person dies with a mortgage?
What do I do with a last will and testament and a life insurance policy?
How do we remove my mothers name from my dads will?
How can I claim property that my dad left us?
How can I account for missing items when I go to probate court to submit the will?
Are you separated from your assets if you die?
How long do I have to carry out the terms of a will after the death?
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