Who owns the house?
Generally their are four things to consider when determining who owns the house. 1. Who does the Deed say it goes to? Did your Mom co-own the...
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Generally their are four things to consider when determining who owns the house. 1. Who does the Deed say it goes to? Did your Mom co-own the...
First, my recommendation is to discuss your fee dispute with the attorney. Explain to them that you think they are unreasonable. They will...
James has some good points. While there are quite a few ideas and strategies that are relevant in your situation, in the end it will be tough to...
You will need to speak to an attorney because you have some complex issues. I would note that the terms of the actual trust document control...
Most modern Will's contain a clause that designates if a beneficiary dies within "x days" of the person who died first they will be treated as to...
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The biggest differences are: 1. A will has no power or authority until you die. Its as though the words are on an unread letter. Whereas a trust...
Assuming the trust has proper title to the property the easiest way would be to sell the property in the trusts name and distribute the proceeds to...
Most probate litigation attorneys represent clients on an hourly basis requiring a somewhat substantial retainer. There are exceptions to this but...
Bankruptcy is an issue but the value is fairly low. You need to be careful because if a child files for Bankruptcy and does not have sufficient...
Make sure the building is actually worth $339,300. If the property is in fact underwater and likely to be sold for less than $421,000 it may be a...