This is with regard to my late dad's brokerage account, below is a brief summary:
My late dad passed away October 1st, 2009. He was retired in Casablanca, Morocco. He is a dual citizen (Both USA & Moroccan citizenship). He left behind 4 children (2 daughters, and 2 sons) which are all adults, and a wife (the wife is a USA permanent resident, and Moroccan citizen).
His only asset/estate in the USA is a brokerage account (total value around 58K) which contains stocks and 25K in cash.
It's important to note that my late dad is not domiciled in New York or any other USA state, he was retiring and living in Casablanca, Morocco.
I am not sure about the process, and the succession. He did not leave a will behind and the brokerage account does not have a designated beneficiary or a TOD (Transfer on Death)
In this case i am not sure if the common law will apply and if so which (New York, or Moroccan common law) and what the process is like for such cases.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance....Also if anyone can recommend a lawyer with experience in similar cases it would be great. Below is my email:
[email protected]
My late dad passed away October 1st, 2009. He was retired in Casablanca, Morocco. He is a dual citizen (Both USA & Moroccan citizenship). He left behind 4 children (2 daughters, and 2 sons) which are all adults, and a wife (the wife is a USA permanent resident, and Moroccan citizen).
His only asset/estate in the USA is a brokerage account (total value around 58K) which contains stocks and 25K in cash.
It's important to note that my late dad is not domiciled in New York or any other USA state, he was retiring and living in Casablanca, Morocco.
I am not sure about the process, and the succession. He did not leave a will behind and the brokerage account does not have a designated beneficiary or a TOD (Transfer on Death)
In this case i am not sure if the common law will apply and if so which (New York, or Moroccan common law) and what the process is like for such cases.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance....Also if anyone can recommend a lawyer with experience in similar cases it would be great. Below is my email:
[email protected]