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Posted 1 day ago in Estate Planning Lexington, GA 
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
This just depends on what he is doing, and if it was necessary to sale the... 
Judith May Copeland's answer
The probate laws are different in each state so you should get advice from an...
Posted 7 days ago in Estate Planning Kansas City, KS
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
Not really. A Living Trust is a Grantor Trust and provides no asset protection...
Judith May Copeland's answer
Think of it this way: Everyone can have a living trust for around a thousand...
Posted 24 days ago in Estate Planning California 
Andrew Daniel Myers' answer
You're trying to mix apples, oranges and alligators. You've heard right that...
Judith May Copeland's answer
Any asset held in joint tenancy will pass to the other owner on the death of...
Posted 5 months ago in Estate Planning Crystal Springs, MS
Judith May Copeland's answer
Generally you want a living trust for the purpose of avoiding probate. It is...
Posted 6 months ago in Estate Planning Boston, MA
Judith May Copeland's answer
A home is exempt under Medicaid because public policy is to preserve it in... 
Gabriel Cheong's answer
If you transfer your property to someone else or into an irrevocable trust,...
Posted 6 months ago in Estate Planning Norton, MA
Judith May Copeland's answer
Actually there is no legal time limit to collect the assets with beneficiaries... 
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
I am sorry for the loss of your father. If your father left a will, the law...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Drain, OR
Judith May Copeland's answer
Wow, death often brings out the worst in people. This is a miserable situation...
Posted 6 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Toledo, OH
Judith May Copeland's answer
This question is hard to answer because the facts are a bit unclear. I'll...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Ontario, CA
Judith May Copeland's answer
The children inherit if their father died with no will, no trust and his assets...
Posted 6 months ago in Trusts New York 
Edward Joseph Smeltzer II's answer
The exact nature of your mother's control over a irrevocable trust is entirely...
Judith May Copeland's answer
As a general rule a trust that cannot be revoked (irrevocable) cannot be...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Indianapolis, IN
Judith May Copeland's answer
Your rights will depend on the terms of the will your father made and the title...
Posted 6 months ago in Power Of Attorney Pikeville, KY
Judith May Copeland's answer
The son is not really appointed power of attorney for his parent. He is named...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Charlotte, NC
Judith May Copeland's answer
Most IRA accounts name a beneficiary and the company managing the accounts...
Posted 6 months ago in Trusts Kenosha, WI
Judith May Copeland's answer
One person can have multiple trusts. The important point is the funding of...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Beaverton, OR
Judith May Copeland's answer
Life insurancee are payable to either the named beneficiary or pursuant to the...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate San Rafael, CA
Judith May Copeland's answer
A small estate in California, qualifying for probate avoidance, is $100,000 or... 
Kenneth Lewis Swenson's answer
You mother should consult an estate planning attorney immediately. If he...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Houston, TX
Judith May Copeland's answer
Check the record title on your father's house. My guess is that the house was... 
Robert Jeffrey Mueller's answer
The contents of this answer is for educational purposes only and does not...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Hopkins, MN
Judith May Copeland's answer
Most states have a procedure for bypassing probate if the amount of the estate...
Posted 6 months ago in Probate Amarillo, TX
Judith May Copeland's answer
Life insurance proceeds are only distributable through the probate if the...
Robert Jeffrey Mueller's answer
The contents of this answer is for educational purposes only and does not...
Posted 7 months ago in Probate Elyria, OH
Judith May Copeland's answer
If you and your sibling have a good relationship and mutual trust, you would be... |
