In general, does an income trust need to be irrevocable for Florida Medicaid planning eligibility?
I am unfamiliar with a trust that would accomplish what you are trying to do. Typical Medicaid trusts would involve an irrevocable transfer of an...
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I am unfamiliar with a trust that would accomplish what you are trying to do. Typical Medicaid trusts would involve an irrevocable transfer of an...
I agree with Attorney Haber. You need to see what kind of, if any, joint ownership your father had on the house with his wife. Certain types of...
Your brother could be charged, but that is completely separate from whether or not he would be convicted. It all depends on the facts. It kind of...
You will need to petition to probate an estate and to appoint a personal representative. Without a personal representative, no one will have the...
Most likely not because you had not suffered any damages that could be addressed by a court. Frustration due to poor customer service is not...
I could not agree more with Attorney Campbell's advise. I wish I had the foresight to have managed my money better when I was younger. With that...
I agree with Attorney Gates. Typically, a trust must reasonably identify a beneficiary. Some practitioners take the extra steps to include several...
When a piece of property is transferred upon death, the cost basis the transferee/devisee has in the property is the fair market value (FMV) of the...
If you mean that both you and your sister are named as your father's agents or attorneys-in-fact in separate documents, then provided that there is...
It seems the language you mentioned in the trust is very subjective and could be interpreted by different parties in many different ways. An ideal...