Mother who had trust fund died 06/07/2010 there are three beneficiares myself, a brother and sister.
Your question is confusing. You mention an "offer" to receive $20/month. I think you should inquire with the trustee what your respective...
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Your question is confusing. You mention an "offer" to receive $20/month. I think you should inquire with the trustee what your respective...
You really ought to consult with a Maine accountant. Generally though, you'd need some sort of documentation of what was done (any permits pulled?...
To clarify, this is something that you would need an "elder law" or Medicaid-planning attorney to answer. Medicaid (MassHealth) rules change over...
For smaller amounts, I would think not. For larger amounts, there may be financial regulations which apply. I would ask to speak with a manager,...
I'd look around for attorneys whose resumes indicate that they have formerly worked for insurance companies, or done subrogation, or specifically...
Gambling and lotteries are generally the purview of the Commonwealth, with very limited exceptions. You'd really be best consulting with an...
In short, you'll probably need an experienced probate attorney, whatever happens. On the face of it, when three beneficiaries want to do something...
To be honest, courts do make mistakes. Clerks make mistakes. The small claims procedure represents a trade-off between streamlined, low-cost...
In addition to the comments from the other attorneys, I'd suggest you have a brief consultation with an employment attorney before you speak with...
As the other attorney noted, first read the agreement. Then speak with an attorney. Notwithstanding, there may still be arguments that it would...