Legal Question in Administrative Law in Virginia

Will Administrator in the state of Virginia

I, a MD resident, am trying to be the Administrator of my parent's will, but I am being told I need a Va resident as a partner, for my parent lived in VA. Why?


Asked on 7/09/01, 2:04 pm

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Robert Beatson, II Law Offices of Robert Beatson, II

Re: Will Administrator in the state of Virginia

Virginia law requires the nonresident executor (MD resident) to consent to the jurisdiction/service of process in the Virginia court. An experienced estate planning attorney should be able to help you/your family with the administration of the estate in Virginia. Please note that a signed engagement letter is necessary in order to engage my services as an attorney. If I can be of any help to you or people you know, contact me as I would be pleased to provide tax/legal support. Sincerely, Robert Beatson II, 7-9-2001, 9:30 p.m. EDT Law Offices of Robert Beatson, II 9818 Glynshire Way Potomac, MD 20854 Tel/Fax 301-340-2951 email: [email protected] website: www.beatsonlaw.com Practice areas: Tax, business law, computer/high tech/biotech law, intellectual property, trusts/estates/wills. Licensed to practice law in: DC, MD, VA, and NY.

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Answered on 7/09/01, 9:29 pm


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