Is it illegal to rip up a will?
I agree with the previous answer, and would like to state: an executor or beneficiary does not have the power to revoke a will or reinstate a...
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I agree with the previous answer, and would like to state: an executor or beneficiary does not have the power to revoke a will or reinstate a...
While this fact pattern doesn't fit neatly within the exemptions from due on sale clauses, my feeling is that the HELOC will follow the property...
You may be able to petition the court to require the mother's visits to be supervised, or place other restrictions based on her conduct. I would...
You may want to see if there is an option for involuntary commitment for rehab in the state.
Great question. A custodian has no title, and is trusted with possession of property. A trustee has title in the property which must be...
I think you may be referring to the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. Generally a minor's beneficial share of trust property is held by a custodian...
Wills can be revoked. However, if you believe there is an unrevoked, validly executed Will that is either lost, or had not been probated, you must...
If her estate generated $600 in income, or more, then her personal representative would need to file a 1041. It is like a regular individual tax...
I would be cautious. Check with the state agency issuing the benefits. You may be able to have a person added as an authorized user if you explain...
It is difficult to answer accurately due to possible misunderstandings. You say you started a "revocable living trust," but it sounds like you are...