Would like to disclaim an inheritance I have received which was left to me in a living trust.

It's very unlikely that you can do this, if the will establishing the trust was originally probated here in CT. You are required to deliver a...

Strictly speaking, any check anyone receives can be endorsed over by signing a back. However, that makes it a gift over to you, which can be...

Can I refuse to sign an Assent Letter for distribution of my Mom's estate?

You don't have to sign anything, but she may withhold your distribution. And you should know that "account" has a specific meaning in this case,...

Can I have a trust for my daughter moved from CT to NJ?

If the court is looking to make an appointment I'm guessing this trust was in your mother's will and for some reason the person she chose to manage...

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A conservatorship would give you the ability to handle your husband's funds against his wishes, as Attorney Lowe notes, as well as other authority...

Can non executives of estate use money from estate to pay there lawyer fees

The executor's attorney can and should be paid through estate funds, for assisting and defending the executor in properly performed duties. Often...

Can a probate court add a co-Conservator without notifying the interested parties?

Not really. In emergency situations they can make an appointment then hold the hearing a few days later, but normally you'll get the hearing...

Who specializes in trust accounts that are not passed on to beneficiary, but rather cashed in and spent by custodian.?

Your use of the term "custodian" suggests that it was a bank account from when you were under 21, created under the Uniform Transfers to Minors...

Must i move from my Mothers residence immediately?

No, you don't need to move out immediately. You're still a tenant, even if you pay no rent, and you have rights against the estate even if you are...

I am executrix of my husbands bank & stock account? If I sell stock to use the money, is it allowed?

Being executrix you are still a fiduciary of the estate. You may be able to distribute stock from the estate to yourself, or cash it out and...