Request for Question Clarification by
denco-ga
on
17 Sep 2006 22:18 PDT
Howdy diverdiver-ga,
From the Shelby County, Tennessee, Probate Court Clerk website Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) page.
http://co4.shelbycountytn.gov/court_clerks/probate_court/faq_probate.htm
"Q: Am I required to have an attorney in Probate Court?
...
Also, it is important to understand that the Courts will not allow a person
to represent oneself in his or her capacity as a fiduciary, such as executor,
administrator, conservator, or guardian. The reason for this distinction is
that in those capacities there are other people involved, such as heirs,
beneficiaries under a will, or creditors. While serving as a fiduciary the
person is not just representing oneself and therefore must have an attorney."
As you have stated "I do not want any answer that requires an attorney," and
as it appears, at least with my reading of the above, that would appear to
not be possible, how would you like to proceed. Please advise. Thanks!
Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher