I have a will but want to provide for my nieces and nephews, do I need to establish separate trusts for each of them?

It sounds like you may not be married or have children of your own. Executing a Will therefore will change the disposition of your estate from...

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I have a horrific situation created over time. I have paid several attorneys regarding family matters and estate/ trusts.

I have to agree that this sounds strangely familiar. But I guess that if you are paying for counsel, my question is are you the actual client and...

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I have a very old neighbor. He got sick and went to the hospital. He has no kids and wife has passed. He had all sorts of

You are great to take this on. It sounds like he trusts you. I would ask if he would be willing to show you the documents that he has executed. ...

Sue my brother for back taxes

I am a little confused with the facts here. But I think that when your brother Paul deeded his interest in the property to he and his wife he...

My grandmother was on medicaid and lived the last several years of her life in a nursing home.

I am trying to understand what the attorney might have been referring to in his advice. The only thing that I can come up with is that the laws of...

Do I have to do anything else in order to have full title per her will?

I am sorry for your loss. In order for you to inherit your interest, you will need to probate your sister's Will. Assuming that your sister's...

Can I apoint a legal guardian that is not my child's dad in my "will"

If you have full legal and physical custody of your child, you may nominate a guardian other than the biological father. However, if paternity has...

The beneficiary is owner of the property. As the beneficiary, you need to include the property on your financial statement. The trustee is not an...

I Am In Trust With Myself And Wife And A Church I Understand We Can Break The Trust If Both Party Agree What Type Of Attorney Do

Much will depend on the type of trust that you are involved with and who the grantors of the trust are as well. If this is a revocable trust that...

My moms deed was written in 2011, can it changed to an irrevocable trust now in 2014 without Medicaid problems?

The answer to this question will depend on the facts that you have not included here. If your mother gave her real estate to her children as...