My mom and dad had a joint will in Connecticut.can this will be revoked?

Each of them can revoke the will as to themselves by executing a new will, or voiding their signature on the old one. If they agree they can...

My colleagues are correct as to resignation, I would simply add that most states have at least one non-profit that can administer pooled trust...

In general any necessary expenses of administering the trust are payable to the trust, and even if you resign the successor trustee would be...

What can I do when there's a question about my Dad's competency and my brother is now getting POA for free??

Since you refer to everyone by names instead of relationship it's hard to know the specifics. For example, Juliet could be your stepmother, or...

If mom has periods where she is able to understand the basics she may be able to sign a new power of attorney, but the old one is still legal. ...

"Garvin" is not a legal term in probate court that I am aware of after ten years of practice. Two alternatives might be: Guardian - person...

The only way to get it is to file an affidavit estate and pay the court fee (usually a few hundred dollars in these cases) and then you will get an...

If the estate is subject to probate then the administrator or executor has the authority to obtain any medical records they want while the estate...

I was left money by someone living in MA. It will be 2 years since her death -- how long can it take before I receive it?

Lengths of estate administration can vary wildly. Extremely large estates can take many years. An estate that is purely money should take less...

The settlor can always also be a beneficiary if that is how the trust is drafted. The only restriction is that in some states, you can only create...