I want to move my trust from one state to another, where I live & can get a better rate. My sibling says no. What to do?

I agree with my colleagues. Usually a beneficiary cannot unilaterally remove a trustee. The terms of the trust should address changing trustees. ...

How do I establish myself as sole co-successor instead of just co-successor in Massachusetts?

You would need to look at the specific language of the trust. It may be as simple as having the co resign or decline to serve, if he or she is...

If he died in the US, you can call the city / town clerk of the place he passed and ask how to order a certified copy of the death certificate. ...

My mother is living and can only find a copy of her will. Can she sign it again to make it valid?

I agree with Attorney Smolinski. However, I would also suggest that your mother contact her attorney who drafted the will. Often people leave...

Can my dad get help with a scooter so he can get around he is 73 years old and finds it heard to get out he gets a pensens

I agree that the best place to start is with the scooter company / ies. They work directly with the insurers and will know what documentation your...

I need proof of residence that i live at 30 years when i was a miner

You may be able to get voting or census records from the town clerk in the place you lived at that time. I would start there. Good luck -

I am about ready to receive an inheritence,what do I need to do i order to continue to receive the medical card and hud housing.

I agree with Atty Huddleston. You should consult with an attorney to discuss what your options may be. Depending on the amount and timing of the...

Who pays the legal fees for POA holder when legal issues come up?

I agree with my colleagues. If you think there may be problems, you can consider heading these off by providing your siblings with an accouting...

How can I gain legal custody of unrelated children in my care for years?

You do not mention the father. He will need to be an integral part of any adoption plan. Both parents would need to assent to any formal...

Grandmother passed in 2002 in boston, MA no will her only child my dad died in 1990 how do I get unclamied propery/money.

Even if your grandmother didn't leave a will, you can be appointed to represent her estate. The assets would be distributed in accordance with...