Can I change my irrevocable trust with a signed and notarized statement?
An irrevocable trust generally can't be changed or amended because it is, by definition, irrevocable. Depending upon your state's statutes, you may...
Boulder, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts ... +3 more
An irrevocable trust generally can't be changed or amended because it is, by definition, irrevocable. Depending upon your state's statutes, you may...
Strictly speaking, a quitclaim deed transfers ownership of the real estate. However, there are possible adverse consequences of doing this. For...
The provisions in the Will describing the gift will usually also indicate what happens if the person to receive the gift is deceased. The term ...
Assuming that both of your parents are deceased and your sister is now acting as the successor trustee, your sister has a duty to provide you with...
Try Golden Fiduciary Services in Denver, CO.
All states have to honor documents legally created and valid in the state where they were created. However, that does not mean that the document(s)...
Your inheritance was not subject to federal estate taxes (it may have been subject to state inheritance tax, but I can't speak to this in your...
Of course the answer to your question depends on your particular factual situation. But, generally speaking, the beneficiary deed (unique to...
Yes. A Power of Attorney is a fiduciary.
This depends upon your state of residence. In Colorado, where I practice, the attorney would only charge a reasonable hourly rate for the work...