Escheat refers to a government's right to take ownership of assets when those assets are unclaimed for a long time, or a ...

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A Probate Court is required to follow specific procedures to protect the rights of the individual involved in a conservatorship case. The court will ensure that the individual has an attorney and ...

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A waiver of notice is a legal document that waives the right to formal notification of legal or corporate proceedings and is common in probate cases.