"Where do you file"

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The trustee lives in one state and the estate is in another.You are owed money by court order. Where do you file?


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"all actions are taken from the place where the deceased lived"
 by Librarian50 on Jul 27 2007 (30 months ago)
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just went through estate matters with my Mom and all papers had to be filed in the county seat of the placed she lived. individual states have rules and regulations concerning how to settle estates but all require the filing in the place where the person lived.
good luck!
Sources: http://www.pittsburnslaw.com/Probate.shtml
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"I would call the court clerk from which the order was issued "
 by newbie3485616 on Jul 29 2007 (30 months ago)
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I would call the court clerk from where the order was issued and ask her/him. They are often very helpful and have experience and can direct you to take the appropriate action! If you are uncomfortable with their answer ask the judges secretary who signed the order if she can help and if all else fails call a lawyer.
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