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Joint Ownership of Bank Accounts
Seniors often add relatives to their bank accounts to pay the bills in case they end up in the hospital. Some seniors also do this because they want to avoid probate.  Adding another person to your bank account could be risky. When you add someone else’s name to your account, you make them a joint owner of the account. There are risks involved in making someone a joint owner. You should be aware of the risks involved.
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What do I do when a family member dies? Upon the death of a spouse or family member, you as the survivor will have a variety of things to do, starting with funeral plans. After that, you will need to do at least some of the tasks below.              Who do I notify if a family member dies?  Notify the Social Security Office and any other payors of retirement and pension benefits. Notify the Post Office,and arrange to have all bills and income sent to you.
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Domestic Violence Lease Termination
You have specific tenant rights as a victim of domestic violence.  You can get new locks or end your rental contract.   How do I get my landlord to change my locks? Write a letter to the landlord asking them to change the locks.  Keep a copy of the letter.  You must also give the landlord a copy of the police report or protective order, and pay the cost of installing the new lock. After receiving the letter and documents, the landlord can rekey the lock or change the entire lock.
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Domestic ViolenceEstate Plans & SeniorClear All Filters
Joint Ownership of Bank Accounts
Seniors often add relatives to their bank accounts to pay the bills in case they end up in the hospital. Some seniors also do this because they want to avoid probate.  Adding another person to your bank account could be risky. When you add someone else’s name to your account, you make them a joint owner of the account. There are risks involved in making someone a joint owner. You should be aware of the risks involved.
Estate Plans & Senior
Planning Your Estate - Probate
Planning Your Estate: How To Give Your Property To Others After You Die (Probate Law in Utah)
Estate Plans & Senior
Settling an Estate
What do I do when a family member dies? Upon the death of a spouse or family member, you as the survivor will have a variety of things to do, starting with funeral plans. After that, you will need to do at least some of the tasks below.              Who do I notify if a family member dies?  Notify the Social Security Office and any other payors of retirement and pension benefits. Notify the Post Office,and arrange to have all bills and income sent to you.
Estate Plans & Senior
Domestic Violence Lease Termination
You have specific tenant rights as a victim of domestic violence.  You can get new locks or end your rental contract.   How do I get my landlord to change my locks? Write a letter to the landlord asking them to change the locks.  Keep a copy of the letter.  You must also give the landlord a copy of the police report or protective order, and pay the cost of installing the new lock. After receiving the letter and documents, the landlord can rekey the lock or change the entire lock.
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