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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?
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Answered on April 08, 2013
Unless the trust gives you power to change the trustee, the only way that can happen is by a court order or possibly by agreement of all the...
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My husband is layer he said i m hitting him
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Answered on April 07, 2013
As Mr. Zlochiver said, it's very hard to help you when your question is so badly written that it can't be understood. Try to find a friend who...
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Recorded a phone call to prove a violation of a HPO
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Answered on April 06, 2013
Talk to your lawyer about whether your recording violated the state law, which generally bars recording telephone calls without the consent of both...
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Need help with mother in laws savings prior to nursing home move
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Answered on April 06, 2013
It's possible to make gifts this close to admission to a nursing home, but only under very limited circumstances. If your MIL wants to make gifts...
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How do I establish myself as sole co-successor instead of just co-successor in Massachusetts?
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Answered on April 04, 2013
The question I have is whether the trust is presently revocable or otherwise can be amended according to the trust's terms. Generally, a revocable...
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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
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Answered on April 02, 2013
In order for the scooter to be covered by Medicare (which your father should be receiving), it must be prescribed by a doctor. Have your father's...
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Do I need a lawyer?
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Answered on April 02, 2013
I suggest that you consult with an employment law attorney. The attorney will want to see copies of any complaints you have filed with the union...
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My mother in-law was recently admitted into a nursing home. she has spent down to the 2000.00 amount for medicaid. She has a
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Answered on April 02, 2013
I believe you posted earlier today. As I noted then, MassHealth will not permit you to use your mother's income to pay for expenses relating to the...
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My mother in-law created a life estate for her home and placed her two daughters on the deed of the home. she still appears on
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Answered on April 02, 2013
Under Massachusetts law, if your mother applies and is approved for MassHealth, the state (not the nursing home!) may file a lien against your...
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My siblings and I were the beneficiaries of our aunt's California revocable living trust and are not sure of tax consequences...
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Answered on April 02, 2013
The distribution of trust principal is not generally subject to taxation, but the distribution of net trust income is. As my colleague noted, you...
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