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walked in and dream came trued it for ya (nh13)

happy summer fic exchange @nol-pat! I hope you love this, my goal was to write a fun, lighthearted, Euro summer fic and I hope that translates into my writing. thank you as always, Demi for hosting this event for our community. @wyattjohnston. title from espresso by Sabrina carpenter :)

This is 1.8k words of pure fluff, strangers to lovers, I tried my best to make this a gender neutral reader so that it's safe for all to read.

You weren't sure that you ever imagined a trip like this.

One of your best friends was getting married to the love of her life, and when she asked you to be one of her bridesmaids, of course, you said yes. When you met Lucy in middle school, you couldn't say you thought that the two of you would be in each other's weddings. The "friendship" started off rocky, with Lucy holding hands with your boyfriend during science lab right in front of you. Lucy however, had no idea he was your boyfriend, and when she found out, she pushed him over and immediately coined you two as best friends. You were apprehensive at first of her outward nature, but soon found out the two of you made a perfect pair.

When Lucy decided to go to NYU for college, you staying closer to your home, neither of you could've imagined that she would've met the love of her life weeks in to her freshman year. Or that the love of her life would just so happen to be New Jersey Devils defenseman John Marino.

John was in his first season with the Devils when Lucy met him at a bar downtown, and the two of them clicked immediately. The two had been dating for a few years when John proposed. A few months later, John was traded to Utah, taking your best friend with him.

Since John's first full season in Utah, you had only seen Lucy once. When Lucy let it slip to John one night that her dream was to get married in Italy, a long lost dream that had gotten lost amongst the piles of student loans and outlandish New York rent fees, John jumped through every hoop to make it happen, and managed to get it all pulled together in a year. This all led you to here, in beautiful Lake Como, clutching your bags at the arrival gate feeling like a fish out of water.

To her credit, Lucy met you at the gate, the two of you embracing in a hug that was so needed after the long months you spent apart. "I missed you so much! I can't believe you're here!" She exclaimed, squeezing you tightly. "I can't believe it either! And I can't believe John paid for my flight," you grumbled in an attempt to hide how guilty you felt. When Lucy told you her and John were to be married in Italy, it took only seconds of her observing the horrified and disappointed look on your face until her and John decided to fund the trip. Lucy paid her share, working as a nurse practitioner now based in Utah, and the two of them didn't flinch before booking your trip. Lucy said it would be "absolutely foolish" to get married without you by her side as one of her bridesmaids. The title of maid of honor was always reserved for her sister, you coming in as a close second.

"Oh! And I have to tell you, I paired you up with Johnny's gorgeous teammate. He's foreign, single, and not to mention, he's the captain." Lucy squealed as you walked out to the rental car, your eyes bugging out. "Oh I'm googling him immediately," you giggled.

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The group of wedding party members arrived a few days early to spend some time in Italy exploring the beautiful country before the wedding duties begun. All Lucy informed you of was that you were going to be boating around the water and having lunch at a waterfront restaurant. As you got ready in what you thought was most appropriate for the occasion, your mind drifted to the man you saw on your phone screen yesterday.

When you found Nico on social media, you couldn't believe that Lucy had paired you two together for the wedding festivities. Nico was absolutely stunning. You never felt like a particularly shy person, but you found yourself rehearsing potential conversations, feeling like nothing could prepare you for any sort of interaction you had with the Swiss center man.

When you walked into the lobby of the resort, meeting the rest of the bridesmaids, they all squealed when they saw you, ready for the day on the boat. "Oh my god! You look incredible!" Daphne, Lucy's college roommate squealed, pulling you into a hug, which you had learned was her signature greeting. "Nico isn't gonna know what hit him!" Another bridesmaid had yelled. You shook your head laughing. You knew that Lucy had made it out to seem like you were forlorn, but the truth was that Lucy hated your ex so much that she was determined to set you up right after the breakup. What you felt was enough time to cope with the breakup had added an extra year onto that time, and it was safe to say you were ready to get back in to dating.

When you met the happy couple and the groomsmen at the boat, you weren't sure what to expect. But you can safely say you definitely were not expecting a party yacht, with blaring music, and men who already looked like they had downed a few bottles of champagne. After the boys moaned and groaned about your "late arrival" of 10 minutes, the boat set off.

You snuck away from the hustle and bustle momentarily to watch the views, seated towards the water with your drink of choice, when the man you had been thinking about for the last 24 hours came to greet you. "Y/N?" he asked hesitantly, almost like he wasn't completely convinced it was you. "That's me!" you smiled at him, and when you turned and made eye contact with his smiling face, little did you know the two of you melted like butter in the hot summer sun.

"Wow," he muttered out loud, much to his dismay. Sensing his nerves, you stood up to shake his hand. "Hi! Nice to finally meet you, Nico. I understand we're going to be walking down the aisle together?" you asked with a smile. He took your hand with a shake, albeit a bit clammy, and put his other hand on your forearm, causing goosebumps to arise. You were suddenly grateful for your decision to wear your favorite swimming suit, the one you felt most confident in. You considered leaving it until after the wedding, but no better time than the present.

"Yeah, we are. Have you been in a wedding before?" You asked him with a smile, causing Nico's cheeks to turn pink. "I've been in two weddings before. Best man in one and a groomsman in the other. What about you?" He asked you, trying not to show his nerves. "I've never been in one. I haven't been to many weddings, this is all very new to me." You smiled at him, grateful that you would have his smiling face next to you throughout this journey. You didn't know hardly anyone here, and before you met the other bridesmaids, you were starting to realize how nervous you really were. But as you met the other bridesmaids, the wives and girlfriends of John's teammates past and present, and of course, Nico, you felt much more comfortable with the fact that you had never traveled outside of the country, had never been in a wedding before, and knew virtually no one outside of the bride and groom.

"Hopefully I can keep you good company, make your first wedding very memorable for you." Nico mentioned cheekily, the same blush dusting the apples of his cheeks. "I hope so."

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You never doubted that Nico would make the wedding and your trip memorable, but you were surprised at the amount of chivalry he was pulling out. You were so nervous to impress him, but little did you know, Nico had been thinking about you constantly since you met on the boat. Not to mention he spent the rest of the time on the yacht keeping you company, getting you refills of your favorite drink, and bringing you water when the July Italian sun proved to be as bright and as scorching as you had imagined.

You were getting ready with the other bridesmaids, putting on another coat of mascara when you heard a knock on the door. You were the only one doing your makeup at the time, and after a quick scope around the room to make sure none of the girls who were changing were gonna flash the visitor at the door, you opened the door.

A pleasant surprise greeted you: Nico with a bouquet of flowers, looking breathtaking in his soft grey groomsman suit. "These are for you," he mumbled nervously, pushing them towards you with that blush on his cheeks that was becoming very familiar to you. "Thank you, these are gorgeous!" You smiled, leaning in to kiss him on the cheek as a sign of gratitude. Nico had no idea how he was standing on his own two feet at that point. In just a few short days, you had turned him into putty in your hands. He found himself wondering how far the travel would be from where you lived to Newark when the season started.

He bid you a goodbye, the both of you going to finish off getting ready for the wedding and helping the bride and groom respectively to get ready for the walk down the aisle.

When you met Nico at the end of the aisle, the two of you felt your heart stop. And when Nico continued to make eye contact with you during the ceremony, keeping a soft hand on your back throughout the reception, and when the two of you finally joined each other at the end of the night for a dance, you melted into his arms, Nico feeling so lucky to have been paired with you. He felt himself falling hard for you, and you felt the same way.

"Can I convince you to make a trip to Jersey this season? I know Lucy and Johnny aren't there anymore, but I'd like to think you have another reason to come back." Nico asked with his head resting against the top of your head. "Do I?" you teased, causing Nico to laugh. "I'm kidding, I'd love to." When you looked up at him after confirming his plans, seeing the sparkling look in his eye, you only had one more thing to do. The two of you felt the magnetic pull towards each other, your lips finally touching, and you both knew that the two of you were smitten. As Nico rested his hand on your waist and pulled away, seeing John and Lucy smiling at you, everyone had a feeling the four of you would soon find yourself in a similar situation a few years down the road.

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cw: drabble, not a x reader, pokehybrid au, sharpedo Grimsley and Archie, Grimsley being an ass

“Y'see, us Sharpedo hybrids aren't that scary,” Archie argued, “You just have to get to know us! I only get aggressive if the ocean is getting polluted.” He felt quite happy to preach at a group of Sharpedo enthusiasts on the beach. They listened intently. A few were interspersed wearing a familiar banana that he recognised as his crew. It was nice to help teach people that Sharpedos were not some monstrous bunch that lurked the ocean for their next prey. Well, not all of them anyway. Some could be quite violent and brutal – truly loaning themselves to their prescribed title by humans. The bully of the sea. Archie was not that. He was a protector.

Yet, creeping out of the water curiously was another Sharpedo hybrid. Archie wanted to remark that he looked quite sickly, with his pale skin and dark under eyes, but one glance at the tone of his tale showed a different story. He was healthier than one might think. What brought him around? He was not sure. Definitely was not from these waters. That was all he could ascertain. The crowd glanced curiously at the newcomer, clearly interested in who he was or what he might do.

“Oh, man, are we not that scary?” The newcomer questioned, “… I do wonder about that boat that I bit a piece out of earlier then. I did go by quite fast… A risk for all involved.” Archie gasped. He had listened in apparently and was now trying to undermine everything that was said. The crowd seemed a bit more uncertain, but his crew backed him up still. Of course, they did. They knew Archie was not some violent monster that came running at the scent of blood without thought or reason.

“An' why'd you do that?” the bigger man replied and crossed his arms, “What do you get out of attackin' random boats? A harpoon shot at ya?” Archie only attacked boats if they were going into protected zones or actively hurting the sea. He did not really prefer attacking humans if he could avoid it. His mate was one, after all. Best not to upset them. They might fillet him or something. “Don't you have a human you care for?”

Grimsley shrugged and let the waves lull him closer to the sands of the beach. “I do,” he replied, “But, they don't travel by boat.” Archie now felt frustrated. Well, someone might! They had to share the waters even if he did not like it himself. “If they are in my territory, they are just asking for it,” he caught himself before he was pushed entirely onto the shore, “I'm pretty well known back in Unova... Though, I did get chased off. A friend in Alola gave me a place to stay, but I ended up swimming off on a whim.”

“And? You still didn't learn to stop attacking boats after that?” Archie honestly felt nervous, seeing him near all the people on the beach. He moved closer himself.

“I'm a thrill-seeker,” the response was light. His icy blue eyes watched Archie's actions closely. “… Ah, do you think I'm really going to attack humans directly?” a small chuckle left him, “That's a death sentence in my usual experience. Or, well, if you get caught, it is.” With that, he seemed to grow bored with the crowd and treaded back into the deeper waters. Grimsley took one last glance at the people crowded on the beach before disappearing under the waves and swimming off.

Archie swallowed. That definitely would set him back. “… I'm not friends with that knave,” the Sharpedo hybrid could see the panic present on some of their faces, “That's one of the ones you need to avoid. He's probably lyin', too. I can't think of anyone who has gotten away with attacking a human.” He desperate glance at his crew had them gearing to help calm the situation. Now, Archie had a new enemy.

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Hello! I love your blog and your art! I've been looking for The Underland Chronicles audiobooks recently, but my library doesn't have them and neither does Libby/Overdrive. Do you have any reccomendations for where to look for them? I'd like to support the author and narrator, but I'm unfortunately not in the position to spend $28/book on Amazon atm.

Thank you so much! And oh no, I'm sorry to hear that.

I am in the same boat with the audiobooks' insane cost (and I refuse to get an audible subscription or anything like that.) I wish they sold CD copies.

I checked the Archive.org library, and it looks like it finds titles through Worldcat. Maybe you could look there to see if any other libraries around have any copies? If so, your library might be able to do an interlibrary loan.

I also definitely recommend talking to your local librarian and seeing if they can order/get copies of the audiobooks for your local library branch. They also might know some additional resources!

If anyone else has been able to find reliable copies of the audiobooks, please let me know!

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❀࿐ Verse ( Yakuza. )

( Botan is human in this verse with possible fantasy/supernatural elements involvement from her having mild psychic abilities, as also stated in her basic human verse. )

Botan is from a small family, growing up along the river with just her parents. They used to own a river boat business when Botan was younger. She grew up learning to pilot the boats and helping the business during school breaks. But when she graduated middle school, she was accepted to a better high school in the city, a better education than her small rural town could offer. With her parent's blessing, she accepted and moved to live on campus.

But while she was away, an earthquake struck her home town and the river her family had come to rely on was blocked up with sediment and fallen trees, the course of the water changed by the shifting land. Without the river, the business couldn't survive, they couldn't simply wait for the damage to clear.

In an act of desperation, they turned to a less than reputable source for the money they needed to stay afloat and hopefully return the river to a usable state. Everyone's always been aware of local gangs and yakuza families. But this gang was small, hardly as intimidating as the bigger families, and their promises were just too good to ignore. But with her father's declining health and her mother's struggle to undertake everything on her own, the generous loan turned into looming deadlines for repayment. And when Botan returned home for school break, she hardly recognized it.

Now, one of Botan's talents, is making friends just about everywhere she goes. Including with the only son of one of the more prominent yakuza families. She met Koenma while away at school, he was only a few years older than her and they got along fine. She was aware of who his father was, Great Enma, but it didn't bother her much. And when met with her parent's situation, she wasn't sure who else to turn to.

Turns out the Enma family had been at odds with this smaller gang for a while now and was looking for a good excuse to quash them in retaliation for them poaching territory. So Botan made a deal, if she can get the information they need, Koenma will bail out her parents.

Botan returned home, transferred to a local school to finish the last years. And to the gang plaguing her parents, she played the dutiful daughter who would work off her parent's debts. Doe eyed and ditzy, no one ever thinks a cute girl is listening in on all your secrets.

Two years was all she needed and Koenma sent them packing as promised. And during that time, Botan proved to be a valuable potential asset. She's good at talking to people, of getting information without any suspicion on herself and she needed a job now. So they made one more deal, Botan's loyalty in Koenma's plans to usurp his father in exchange for Koenma's help buying her parent's a nice place to retire to.

Now, she works for Koenma, one of his reapers. The Enma family has always been partial to myth and folklore and shinigami was a nickname granted to some of the girls working under him. Most of Koenma's business is in gambling and bath houses, places said to lead you straight to heaven with their luxury and charm. Botan works legitimately in one of his onsen resorts. And underneath she's among those named Shinigami. It's not an official title, but rather a two fold rumor. No one outside of the family knows who counts among the reapers and they strive to keep it that way. One, because if a shinigami talks to you, she'll find out all of your secrets, she might even be able to tell you when you're destined to die. And two, if she finds out what you're hiding, you're as good as dead.

Botan's good at talking, making friends where ever she goes. She's bubbly, cute, and vibrant. And she remembers everything you might tell her, even when it seems like she's not listening. She's part of Koenma's information network and has worked her way through the ranks in the few years she's worked for him.

Back home, her father passed away but her mother lives safely out in the countryside. Botan doesn't see her much but always sends back money to keep her comfortable.

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This page will guide you through the whole process of acquiring a bill of sale, from the first step of collecting information on your yacht to the last stage of submitting papers via the USCG. Follow along as we break down the steps necessary to draft and get a Bill of Sale for a vessel documented with the United States Coast Guard.

Make Sure You Have the Right Paperwork in Order Getting the necessary paperwork when selling a yacht might take a lot of work. If you’re going to purchase a boat from someone, you’d better be ready to investigate to make sure they own it, or you may end up in some serious trouble. It’s only sometimes obvious how a boat purchase is legitimate. You need a bill of sale, similar to a sales receipt or title slip.

It’s proof that the vendor has legitimately handed over the boat’s title to you. Because all it does is verify that the ownership has been transferred, a bill of sale doesn’t need any stamps or signatures from any authorities. It won’t affect your insurance (which you should keep up to date) or registration, but it might be helpful if there’s any doubt as to whether you own the boat you claim to.

Get it Notarized You should get your bill of sale notarized as a first step in ensuring its legitimacy and validity. You may accomplish this in person, but having a notary public come to your home to witness the signatures may be more convenient if you sell your boat over state lines or if the buyer and seller live far apart. The notary will want to know what transaction you’re closing (this will be covered in the following section) and whether the title is in good standing before signing any documents. The notary will likely approve the transaction, even if this is your first time buying or selling a boat. All you need to know is that there will probably be some expenses involved if you want to transfer the title from one person to another, so continue.

Sign the Bill Of Sale with Both Parties Present You may take two measures to prevent the unwanted sale or theft of your boat should you decide to sell it. One option is to have both parties sign a bill of sale. They will take legal possession of the item after a bill of sale has been signed. The presence of both parties is required for the execution of a bill of sale (or at least have signed a power of attorney to give someone else, like an escrow agent, legal authority).

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After both parties have signed the bill of sale, it is sent to the appropriate governmental agency (or a notary public or legal representative) for validation. A certificate of title is the name given to this document. Make sure the new owner’s name is on the bill of sale if you purchased the item in your name but are transferring it to another individual.

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what’s the most expensive thing your ocs own and how did they obtain it?

Nico - magic sword - found in the bottom of a lake in a mine after scaring off the demon that was trapped in there. Don't ask how we did it. It was... a dark day for us all. She briefly had a very expensive dress, but sold it almost immediately after the party it was required for and donated the proceeds to charity.

Dmitri - pocketwatch, inherited from his grandfather. I think it was in his apartment when the city flooded tho so I dont think he actually has it anymore. rip. He did recently find a magic ring in the boat that they "borrowed," so now it's probably that? He hasn't figured out what it does yet but we're 90% sure it's not cursed!

Mulligan - homeboy doesn't own shit tbh, maybe some tools for advanced ship repair? If the new ship ever gets built and his name goes on the title it will be that by far, but 1. Some Other Things Have Come Up and 2. he's having to take out a comically large loan in addition to the paycheck Reese is bringing home. Honestly she's fronting enough of the cash that it should be her name on the title lmao

Nessie - probably one of the various evil artifacts she's "found," such as Mephala's evil sword, Clavicus Vile's evil mask, Vaermina's evil staff, etc. Or the giant stack of gemstones that she "found." Nessie is very good at "finding" things.

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Renewing its documentation is also helpful in maintaining the value of your vessel. If it is time for you to sell your boat, having up-to-date documentation can demonstrate that you have taken good care of your boat and have kept up with the necessary documentation and compliance requirements.

Is the Documentation a Requirement by the Bank?

There are some lenders that will require you to provide documentation before they can provide you with a loan for a boat. Thus, if you are planning to sell your boat, make sure to document it so that the potential buyer can easily apply for financing.

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If your boat is titled and you have it documented, any title is invalidated. The registration will depend on the state requirement where you keep your boat and where you pay the taxes. Some states do require boats to maintain regulations and documentation. However, others will not issue a registration if a boat is documented. The most important thing here is that your documented boat is not exempted from taxes to your state.

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How Long Does it Take to Receive Inheritance from a Will After Probate is Granted

How Long After Probate Is Granted Does It Take To Receive Inheritance

One common question we often encounter is: ‘how long does it take to receive inheritance from a will?’ The answer largely depends on the probate process. It’s not uncommon for the beneficiaries of a will to become impatient with estates’ executors as the probate process drags on and on. However, the executor may not be moving slowly. She must complete several tasks before she can make the decedent’s bequests to his beneficiaries. If she jumps the gun and distributes bequests too soon, the court holds her personally responsible if she runs out of money to pay the decedent’s taxes and debts. You’ll usually get the grant of probate (or letters of administration) within 8 weeks of sending in your original documents. You should not make any financial plans based on the date you expect to receive it, as it may take longer.

Get access to financial assets

You can ask for financial assets to be transferred to an agreed ‘executorships account’. This can be either: • an executor’s bank account • an account that’s been set up only for dealing with the estate Every executor named on the grant of probate may need to be present when you withdraw assets. Different asset holders have different rules, so check with them first.

Pay debts

As the executor or administrator you must pay off any debts or outstanding payments before distributing the estate. This could include: • outstanding bills • tax owed • benefit overpayments Place a notice in The Gazette to give creditors the chance to claim anything they’re owed. This will protect you from responsibility for any debts. You can use money from the estate to pay any solicitor’s fees as part of the probate process.

Money in a joint bank account automatically passes to the other owners. You still have to include this money as part of the estate when you work out Inheritance Tax. If the person who died owned the whole of the home with another person (‘joint tenancy’), ownership passes to the other owner. Otherwise, their share goes to the beneficiary named in the will.

Distribute the estate

Once all debts and taxes have been paid, you can distribute the estate as detailed: • in the will • by the law if there’s no will Beneficiaries may have to pay Income Tax if the assets they inherit generate income for them. After this you can prepare the estate accounts. These must be approved and signed by you and the main beneficiaries. Oftentimes, one of the first questions that a beneficiary of an estate or a trust asks is, “When will I get my inheritance?” Unfortunately for the beneficiary, handing out the inheritance cash or checks is the very last thing that the Personal Representative of the estate or Successor Trustee of the trust will do.

The Personal Representative or Successor Trustee has to take the following steps before the estate can be closed or the trust can be terminated:

• Inventory the decedent’s documents and assets. Before a Personal Representative can be appointed by the probate court or a Successor Trustee can take over the administration of a trust, all of the decedent’s estate planning documents and other important papers must be located. The decedent’s estate planning documents may include a Last Will and Testament, funeral, cremation, burial or memorial instructions, and/or a Revocable Living Trust. The decedent’s important papers may include bank and brokerage statements, stock and bond certificates, life insurance policies, corporate records, car and boat titles, and deeds; and information about the decedent’s debts, including utility bills, credit card bills, mortgages, personal loans, medical bills and the funeral bill. • Get appointed as Personal Representative of the probate estate or accept appointment as Successor Trustee. Once the decedent’s important documents are located, if probate is necessary then a Personal Representative will need to be appointed by the probate court, or if the decedent had a Revocable Living Trust, then the Successor Trustee will need to accept appointment. • Value the decedent’s assets. Once the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee is in place, then the date of death value of the decedent’s assets will need to be determined. This will be important information for the beneficiaries since capital gains will be calculated using the date of death value versus the value when the inherited property is sold (resulting in a step down or a step up in basis). In addition, the total value of the decedent’s assets reduced by outstanding debt will determine if the estate or trust will be subject to state estate taxes, state inheritance taxes, and/or federal estate taxes. • Pay the decedent’s final bills and ongoing administration expenses. Once the value of the deceased person’s assets has been established, the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee will need to pay the decedent’s final bills, such as cell phone bills, credit card bills and medical bills, as well as the ongoing expenses of administering the estate or trust, such as storage fees, utilities and attorney’s fees. • File applicable tax returns and pay applicable taxes. In addition to paying the decedent’s final bills and ongoing administration expenses, the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee will also need file all applicable estate tax returns and/or inheritance tax returns (state and/or federal: IRS Form 706), the decedent’s final income tax return (state and/or federal: IRS Form 1040), and initial and final estate or trust income tax returns (state and/or federal: IRS Form 1041). Of course, any taxes that are due must be paid in a timely manner to avoid interest and penalties.

• Distribute what’s left to the beneficiaries. And so we come to the very last step in the process of settling an estate or trust – write the inheritance checks to the beneficiaries. This is the very last step because if the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee fails to take care of all five of the prior steps and simply gives the beneficiaries their share of the estate or trust, then the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee will be held personally liable for all of the decedent’s unpaid bills, the administrative expenses, and all unpaid taxes. There is quite a bit involved in settling an estate or trust. But in general, how long does the settlement process take will depend on many factors, including the types of assets the decedent owned, the value of those assets, whether the estate is taxable at the state and/or federal level, how many beneficiaries are involved, whether the beneficiaries get along, and the skills and diligence of the Personal Representative or Successor Trustee. Taking these factors into consideration, a simple estate or trust may be settled within a few months, while a complicated estate or trust may take one or more years to settle. Wills and inheritance Dealing with a Will can be difficult, especially when you’re grieving your family member or friend. The main purpose of the Will is to: • appoint one or more people (called executors) to carry out the instructions in the Will and the other tasks involved with administering the person’s estate • set out instructions about passing on the estate of the person who’s died (any property, money and possessions). Finding a Will In most cases the Will should be easy to find, but sometimes it isn’t quite so straightforward. If you already know who the executor is, they may know where to find the Will. For example, it could be in the financial paperwork of the person who’s died, or it might be stored with a solicitor or bank. The executor will have responsibility for administering the estate and will often take a key role in arranging the funeral. If the person who died had a bank account, tell the bank that they have died. The bank will normally allow the executor to immediately pay funeral expenses from the account, providing the account has money in it and the executor can provide a copy of the death certificate and the original funeral invoice. Dying without making or leaving a valid Will is called dying intestate. The estate will still need to be sorted out and the person who takes on this task is called the administrator. Usually this will be the next of kin. If there’s no Will, a person’s estate will be distributed according to rules of intestacy set out in law. The intestacy laws don’t pass anything on to an unmarried partner, stepchildren, friends, charities or other organizations. However, if you were financially dependent on the person who died, you may be able to claim a share of their estate (this may include their home). This could also apply if you were co-dependent with them for example, if you shared household bills. But you’ll need to get advice from a solicitor about this. If a person leaves a Will but the instructions in it don’t cover the whole estate, then intestacy laws will apply to the bit that’s not covered. This situation is called partial intestacy. Partial intestacy can also apply if the Will appoints executors who have already died or don’t wish to take on the role, and an administrator needs to take over.

Receiving an inheritance

You may have been left money, property, investments or other things by the person who died. The inheritance tax on the person’s estate is paid before you get this money or other items. The executor or administrator (the person in charge of distributing the estate of the person who’s died) has to pay off any debts before they can pass over money and items to the people inheriting them. If you’ve been left an asset (e.g. a property) in the Will, but there isn’t enough money in the estate to pay the person’s debts, the item you’re due to inherit may need to be sold. You can get advice from a solicitor on this. Sometimes, when you’ve been left money, the executor or administrator may ask if you’d like to accept some assets instead. It could be jewellery, or some antiques, depending on what’s in the estate. You don’t have to agree to this. You don’t have to accept an inheritance at all if you don’t want to. If you refuse it, the executor or administrator decides who gets it instead. It’s possible to change the Will of a person after they’ve died as long as anyone who’s inheriting and would be made worse off by the changes agrees to it. To do this, you need a deed of variation. This can be complex, so it’s best to get advice from a solicitor. The variation must be made within two years of the death. All probates open with submission of the will to the court. Generally, the executor named in the decedent’s will takes care of this, and she applies for official appointment at the same time. Depending on your state, court appointment can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. Therefore, if you’re trying to gauge when your inheritance might become available, you can reasonably expect that the probate process won’t even begin for about two weeks. Some states, have statutory delays built into the probate process for heirs and beneficiaries to contest the will. A will is not even accepted for probate in Utah until 10 days have passed from the date of death, allowing anyone who wants to object to the will to do so during this time. If your state’s code has such a provision, add at least an additional week, or about a month overall.

Inventory and Valuations

After an executor takes office, she has a period of time in which to prepare an inventory of the decedent’s assets for the court. This includes a list of all his property, as well as values. Values of significant assets, such as real estate, require appraisals, and a professional appraisal can take more than a month to complete. In Utah, an executor’s deadline for accomplishing all this is three months, but she can ask for an extension. Three months is a typical time frame for this step. Therefore, you can expect that probate of the will won’t reach this point until approximately four months have passed. After the oath swearing, the grant of probate usually takes between 3-4 weeks to be received. The remaining probate process usually takes up to 6 months to complete but can easily go past 12 months. The revenue and customs authority can take up to five months to process capital gains tax and the inheritance tax. You should pay inheritance tax to make sure the process takes the shortest time possible to complete. Therefore the probate cost will vary depending on the deceased person’s assets and property value. Generally, as you can see, the higher the value of the asset, the more the probate costs. A grant of representation is a legal document that an individual should acquire to deal with the deceased person’s estate. This document confirms your legal status and your ability to deal with all things related to the Estate of the person that has died. You should also note that the grant of representation may still be needed irrespective of whether the person that died left a Will. The testator usually appoints the person who should serve as the executor. If the will of the testator doesn’t nominate such a person, it won’t be possible for one party to apply for probate. In such instances, one of the beneficiaries is allowed to apply for legal documents allowing them to act as administrators. If the deceased’s will (or a later will) is discovered after the grant of probate has already been issued, the original grant can be revoked by a district judge or registrar. On the late discovery of a will the grant can be revoked: • if a will has been discovered where there was thought to be no will, after the grant of the letters of administration; or • if a later will is discovered, after the grant of probate. If a codicil to the deceased’s will is discovered after the grant of probate has been already issued, it can be sent to the Probate Registry on its own (without the need for revoking the grant of probate) providing it does not change the deceased person’s executors. If the codicil does change the executors, the original grant of probate must be revoked. Other instances where the grant may be revoked include: • if the grant has been made through a lack of care (this may be referred to as per incuriam); or • if the name of the deceased as stated on the grant is incorrect.

Consequences of revocation

If the grant is revoked, a new grant of probate should be applied for according to the terms of the new will. If the estate has been distributed already the new personal representatives should seek specialist professional advice on recovering the incorrectly distributed parts of the estate in order to correctly distribute the assets. The recipient of any cash gifts (who would not be entitled to the legacy under the new will) may be liable for the full sum. If the existing grant of probate or letters of administration is revoked, the personal representatives may be concerned about their liability for incorrectly distributing the deceased’s estate. The personal representatives may be protected from liability provided the court is satisfied that they acted in good faith and believed there was no will or the original will was valid at the time of making the distribution. Provided the court is satisfied, the personal representatives may retain or reimburse themselves in respect of any payments and/or dispositions made under the original grant.

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