Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Indiana
Guardians deed that has been ''set aside''
What does it mean that a guardians deed that has been ''set aside''? We have had the sale declared legal in a court of law and can the property be released now, even if there is an unresolved objection to the will?
Thank you in advance for any anweres and help you might give me.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Guardians deed that has been ''set aside''
It takes a court order to set aside a deed. So if a guardian's deed has been set aside, then someone has filed a case in court to do so. And if the court set the deed aside, then the court must have been convinced that the deed was issued improperly. Most likely, it was the administrator of the guardian estate, though other entities may have a right to intervene. You should gather all your papers and make an appointment with a local attorney experienced in probate and guardianship matters. Call your local bar association if you need a referral.
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