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Posted 21 days ago in Estate Planning Anaheim, CA
Brian Scott Mandel's answer
Technically, with Joint Tenancies, only one-half of the basis steps up at the...
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
The primary disdvantage of joint tenancy is that the survivor only gets a... Posted 6 months ago in Trusts Brooklyn, NY
Edward Joseph Smeltzer II's answer
Typically a Trustee is entitled to compensation for his/her services as Trustee....
Rudolf J. Karvay's answer
I agree with Mr. Chew with one exception. In New York, if the trust instrument... Posted 6 months ago in Probate Vallejo, CA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
You can avoid probate by being listed as a joint tenant with your sister.... Posted 6 months ago in Guardianship Trabuco Canyon, CA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
Her mother can appoint you as a temporary guardian of your cousin by filling... Posted 7 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Irvine, CA
David C. Garner's answer
Absent some special provision making the gift conditional on his being alive at...
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
I concur, absent some other language, your father's share will goto to his children Posted 8 months ago in Estate Planning Orange, CA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
As always, you should direct any tax questions to your CPA. However, the... Posted 8 months ago in Estate Planning San Jose, CA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
Your appointed executor will be in charge of gathering your asserts, paying off...
Daniel Kenneth Printz's answer
Your sister won't be directly responsible for the debt simply because she's... Posted 8 months ago in Probate Boise, ID
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
You are liable for the debt if you accept the property unless the estate... Posted 8 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Pittsburgh, PA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
It depends on whether you have a legal right to be on the property (ie you were... Posted 8 months ago in Wills / Living Wills New York, NY
Kenneth V. Zichi's answer
"Living Wills" have no bearing on proceedings after a death has occurred....
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
I am sorry for your loss. Living Wills have no bearing on a person's estate. A... Posted 8 months ago in Trusts Irvine, CA
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
Absent any specific language requiring payback of education benefit or some...
Robert Amis Foster II's answer
The trust instrument determines the answer to this question. Trusts can... Posted 9 months ago in Trusts Riverview, FL
David Michael Goldman's answer
You do not need an attorney to make a living trust. Most free, low cost, or...
David Michael Goldman's answer
The article is using on Using Quicken in Florida: The Good, Bad, and Ugly http:... Posted 11 months ago in Wills / Living Wills Irvine, CA
Christopher Robert Twining's answer
A will ( what is commonly known as a last will and testament) can prevent your...
Brian Lindsay Chew's answer
Even if you were still legally married, you have the right to will your share... |