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Rosemary Jane Meagher-Leonard
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The later executed (signed) Trust would now be the valid trust. Most properly...
Randy Marvin Spiro
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First an attorney must determine whether the old trust was revocable by the...
Lonnie K McDowell
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Under Arizona law, yes. Nevada law, I don't know, but if they follow the...
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William Martin Burbank
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There are some expenses involved with administering a trust. For a trust this...
Brian Scott Mandel
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I'm assuming you are getting SSI (Supplemental Security Income). You have to...
Henry Daniel Lively
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The trustees have to manage the assets in the trust based on the Prudent...
Peter Robert Stone
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You need to read the trust documents. If there is a required distribution then...
John Max Barger
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It is a conflict of interest, but not a conflict that cannot be resolved or...
Anne Debelius Lopiano
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The trust most likeley contains in it the terms by which any new , successor...
Frank A Selden
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not if you are a future or potential beneficiary.
Matthew M Luedke
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Generally future beneficiaries have no right to receive a copy of a Will or...
Robert Jeffrey Mueller
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Yes. When the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program first went into effect in...
Janet Lee Brewer
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The answer depends on the laws in the state where the trust is set up AND the...
Steve Fromm
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You are correct that laws may change things in the future, but the trust...
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Henry Daniel Lively
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I like to keep the names consistent to avoid confusion, but I don't think this...
Janet Lee Brewer
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It would be better if you signed your name the same way in all of the documents,...
Janet Lee Brewer
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The trustee is required to manage trust property "fairly" with respect to all...
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Janet Lee Brewer
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If you are acting solely as the trustee of this trust (you are not the "settlor"...
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Randy Marvin Spiro
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In an AB trust, the portion of the first spouse to die's assets equal to the...
Anthony Peter Guettler
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In addition to utilizing the Federal estate tax exemption (which currently...
Kendall A VanConas
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Actually, what starts the statute of limitations running is the production of...
Phillip Clarence Lemmons
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The trustee should provide a copy of the trust to all beneficiaries right away....
Henry Daniel Lively
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Sending a copy of the Trust to the beneficiaries is a requirement under the...
Ellen A. Victor
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Jointly and severally means the co-trustees can act either together or...
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Janet Lee Brewer
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There are a variety of trusts you can set up, both revocable and irrevocable....
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You will need to petition the court to have the person removed as trustee. How...

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