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Dennis Daniel Duffy
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Contributor Level 3

I am not licensed in WA but if your Dad is competent then he can file a new...
Henry Daniel Lively
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Contributor Level 7

Your dad has the right to change his IRA beneficiary to an Irrevocable living...
Michael J Posner
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Contributor Level 3

A second deed of trust/mortgage is subordinate to the lien of the first deed of...
Matthew Allen Nyman
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Couldn't agree more with the first answer, and his answer is also true in...
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Frank A Selden
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Contributor Level 7

Should that read "appointment of successor trustee"? What is the context, where...
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Janet Lee Brewer
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Contributor Level 7

Can you be more specific? Do you mean "estate" for probate purposes, "estate"...
Frank A Selden
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The assets of the trust are not part of the estate for the purposes of probate...
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Roy Earl Morriss
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Contributor Level 5

First, make sure you understand the difference between the deed (Statutory...
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This is what I would suggest and that is you both sit down and work out an...
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Also remember to agree upon who will claim the children on their tax papers i.e....
Shawn B Alexander
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A judgment will show up at once on your credit, and a note and deed of trust...
Frank A Selden
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Contributor Level 7

Ask the bank, life ins co and your retirement account custodian. There are...
Lance L Losey
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Contributor Level 4

This language is added to a trust to prevent the assets of the trust from being...
Fabio Ambrosio
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Contributor Level 5

Well, there is more than just a tax reason to the language. The language has...
Robert John Murillo
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Contributor Level 7

Generally, if the terms of the mediation agreement are not met, then the...
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Ann Davison Sattler's answer
Contributor Level 4

The previous post is correct in that a mediation agreement is generally a...
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Lars A. Lundeen
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Contributor Level 8

As you are currently represented by counsel, it would not be appropriate for...
Jason Garrett Epstein
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Contributor Level 5

The only way to answer this question is to completely and thoroughly review all...
Adam R. Gaslowitz
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Contributor Level 3

Amending a living trust can be fairly simple, but to make sure you comply with...
Bruce Roland Busch
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Contributor Level 4

It depends (a typical lawyer response). It depends how it is "outdated" and...
Walter Weiss Jr
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Contributor Level 3

Possibly, but probably not. First thing to do is read your mortagage...
Aaron Roy Feldman
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Contributor Level 4

There is no reason not to name both and, for the scenario you describe (trip to...
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Daniel Frederick Quick
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Contributor Level 3

If the property is held in trust, then there is a good chance that a deed was...
Michael John Gainer
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Contributor Level 6

It depends on the fee agreement. As I understand it, many attorneys in...
Deirdre Lynn O'Connor
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It is a very common practice for criminal defense attorneys to charge a flat...
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Gregory J. Jalbert
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If the house is foreclosed upon neither of you will generally have an...
Susan Lee Beecher
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Contributor Level 5

You don't really have a choice at this point about whether CPS is going to be...

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