Certainly you can, by amending the articles and the certificate of qualification. But why are you using a Delaware Corporation qualified to do...

The account is not frozen. It can be used for the minors benefit. You are not able to make it a joint account. The money belongs to the minor, and...

I was told that since our S.corp is being dissalutioned it would be best to sell all income property in same tax year?

If you sell the property in the corporation, the gain flows through, and increases the cost basis of the shareholders in the stock. Lets assume...

Are the processes for becoming a for-profit or non-profit organization the same or different?

Very different. To be a non profit, you have to understand that the entity must be formed for charitable, educational religious or similar purposes...

Frank is correct. Ownership is evidenced by a stock certificate representing the shares you own. If this is, in fact, an S Corporation, you should...

Who should make decision on this grant deed ? All or one on grant ? Who should pay insurance and property tax. No money in trust

The question is unclear. I assume there was a deed from the trust to the grantees creating the life estate interest. If so, the trust terminates...

What is my title in my family, youngest of 5 - dad ,middle bro died, mom 86 incapable oldest bro alive. at will, is not it

Your facts are not clear, but it would seem that if your mother is indeed incapacitated, so that these are not her decisions or wishes, you should...

I live in California and I would like to meet with an attorney to discuss a matter related to an Arizona irrevocable trust.

I would suggest you consult with Arizona Counsel to address these issues immediately.

Can the trustee of my father's trust purchase the homes held in the trust? The Trustee is also a beneficiary.

The actions described certainly appear inappropriate and are likely a breach of your trustees fiduciary duties. You need to seek counsel for help...

Living trust question

Of course you can. This is a common client request. The devil is in the details, and it is important to discuss with your estate planning counsel...