Can I get my trust funds reenacted that ended when my mother died?
You have some confusing and contradicting statements in your message. If the cd was jointly held, but funded by your mother, there could be a...
Marblehead, MA
Elder law Lawyer at Marblehead, MA
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You have some confusing and contradicting statements in your message. If the cd was jointly held, but funded by your mother, there could be a...
You are correct that these are serious issues to resolve. Further it will be much easier to resolve them while you are healthy than to wait for...
I am sorry for your aunt's health problems. This must be difficult for the entire family. However, the best and most productive thing that she...
It depends. It depends on what the trust says and if in fact it is a real trust or a UTMA. If it is a UTMA, then upon your teaching 18, the funds...
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While you state that the house is titles in both your mother and aunt's names, you don't say if the hold it as joint tenants or tenants in common....
While I generally agree that you should speak with an attorney to get a specifically designed plan which meets these goals, I think I can also...
I am not a tax accountant, but I believe that I can provide some assistance. You might want to also ask this question to the accountant that does...
The parents of your nephew's mother and your nephew are the heirs at law. Your nephew is the only beneficiary of his mothrr's estate. The personal...
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The short answer is yes, it is usually unethical to do the things that you state occurred. At least it is in Massachusetts. If this took place in...
Hello - Its a fairly easy procedure. Go to the Probate Court in the county where you live. You will need to go through the steps of notifying the...