We amended the Family Trust with a legal document drafted by a Trust attorney (3 years ago), witnessed & everything proper.

I agree with Attorney Rosenberg that the ‘safe’ route is to send a copy of the revision to the drafting attorney. If this is the only restriction...

I just sold my house which was in my trust B. Do I need an attorney to update my trust or can I just mark Trust B house sold .

Sale of an asset would not require a change in the trust document. You should in fact assure that your trust asset record indicates the date of...

I have my house in irrevocable trust. I am the trustee of the trust with my children as beneficiaries. I want to give property

I agree with Attorney Golde’s response for a variety of reasons. You should probably seek counsel with an estate planning or elder law attorney;...

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My dad wants to gift $13,000 to my daughter, but she is 2 yrs. old. How can I accept this on her behalf?

Your father intends this money to be a gift for your daughter. If you put the money in your account, it is subject to the claims of creditors,...

The general answer to your question is, "it is essential to have your home, car, and other assets titled in the name of your trust to avoid probate...

Possible negligence lawsuit against me ,is it too late to form LLC ?

If you make any transfers at this point, either of the rental property or your "personal" savings you may be making a "fraudulent transfer". A...

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Yes. Trustees hold legal title to the property of the trust for the benefit of the trust beneficiaries. This means that the trustees might not...

First, I am sorry that you have lost your mother and must deal with this at the holiday season. The answer to your question may be very simple...

Both of the previous answers are accurate. I would add one or two points. You can not disclaim an asset after you have excersised any form of...

This is my second marriage and my husbands also. We both have 3 ea. children. Everything we own is in our name. We have no will.

If you own everything jointly (in both names), should you predecease your husband, he will own everything. At his death his Will will determine...