How can I save my parents home they left me everything but no will my aunt has a quit claim deed an trying to throw me out

In order to save the house it will be in your best interests to try and prove that you have an interest in the property or challenge the validity...

Annuity death benefit paid out twice?

You are not entitled to receive the payment twice. You are only entitled to the amount of the original annuity contract death benefit.

Can I remove my sons from my deed?

You simply can’t remove someone from a deed if their name is on the deed as well. If your son’s name is on the deed it will be considered to be his...

Irrevocable trust

Now that the creators of the trust your father and his wife have passed away, it will be the responsibility of the successor trustee(s) to...

I am one of 7 siblings and my brother has prevented me plus the other 5 siblings from getting a copy of my dads will and trust.?

While your father is still alive he has discretion of who can see the trust and who doesn’t. Although you are a beneficiary you will not be...

How and were would i be able to get a copy of my father's trust.

Unlike a will, a trust is not a publicly recorded document. It is considered to be a private contract and only the creators of the trust and the...

A trustee has a fiduciary duty to uphold the best interests of the beneficiaries of the trust. Your father’s gambling problem can be seen as a red...

Am I in trouble??

Whether or not you would be in trouble depends on a variety of circumstances. First off a Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows someone...

What rights does an estranged abandoned adult child have to his fathers will?

When a will goes through the probate court it becomes a public record, thus anyone would have the right to see the will once it is probated. You...

My sister is claiming my mother has memory issues dementia she does not !!!!! she has my mother locked in a nursing home?

Helping your mother will depend on a variety of circumstances. First is whether or not your mother is legally competent to make her own decisions....