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My father passed away and he had no will. He ws divorced from my mother and was married again. She is not cooperating with me at all. They did not own a home, but had joint bank accounts and I believe he had a life insurance policy from his place of employment that was given to him when he retired. And the wife is not being cooperative about personal belongings like pictures, trinkets, golf clubs (which she does not use) and old stuff that my father and I used to buy (we like to think we were ‘american pickers’ – when he was still alive he would pass things along to me and I would sell them on ebay) My dad always talked of me getting this and that, I know he wanted me to have things but I guess he never filled out a will. And here is a real kicker, the wife got the honors of the flag from the military funeral – now everyone tells me that the oldest son is supposed to receive the flag. It has just been terrible – my father is gone and all I got was a prayer card and a bullet shell (from the funeral) I have heard of probate but it sounds like that is more for property like a house or something. Is there any thing I can do about bank accounts, personal belongings? We live in NY – I know sometimes the state has different guide lines.

All assets with no beneficiary named and personal belongings goes to your father’s estate and can be fought over in court. Some assets such as investments he owned will automatically go to the surviving spouse, which is the law. Some assets may have a beneficiary and the beneficiary will get those assets.

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I have an interest in printing out a news paper periodical… I am the property manager for a large gated gold community… I would like to print a news paper periodical that the local residence can have for free at the community golf course… In it will just have golf, community, and local updates… I want it printed on just a news paper type of paper much like or identicle to the "penny saver." However, where can I go to get my news paper periodical printed at a competitive low price? Thank you.

most of your other guestions tell me that you just got out of prison,found a girlfriend,got in love with another girl that only wants to be friends,etc.
You are really a noob troll

I manage a private apartment community with private roads. The public schools buses come on our property to pick-up and drop off kids. Our maintenance staff travels the property on golf carts. Are the golf carts on private property under the same law as a car would be as far as stopping for school buses,etc.?

In the State of Florida, If you as the private property owner have allowed a
county school bus to enter your domain to pick up and discard students
at pick up and exit points, All traffic must adhear to the state compliance
of the motor vehicle act regarding school busses. Failure to do so, and
should subsequent injury befall a child. You are going to be dealt with in
a manner you never thought possible. If one of my Deputies was to witness
failure to stop, Your golf cart rider would be subject to fine and penalty.

we have 2 residential building lots in a water/golf community. Can we deduct the HOA fees that we pay? we do not use any of the amenities there. Thank you

I guess you are asking if you can deduct it from your reportable income to the IRS.

If it is rental property I bet you can. If it is your personal property I bet you can’t.