It's your estate and you can devise all of your property however you would like, subject only to certain spousal rights if you are married. ...

Its certainly questionable, but not necessarily a breach. Most trusts allow trustees to manage trust property any responsible way they see fit. ...

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Even before what my wise colleague notes above, you are definitely a tenant and he is definitely a landlord, which means that even if you were not...

A Common-law marriage cannot come into being for Connecticut residents, but that doesn't mean you can't collect everything given to you under the...

My Mother is the fiduciary of my Fathers estate? I’ve turn 18 12 years ago, am I still entitled to it?

If a trust was established for you then you are entitled to a copy of it. You would need to take the trust itself to an attorney and have them...

Can I sue my stepmother?

If he wrote a will completely excluding you that is his right, but you're still entitled to notice and a copy of the will when filed. If he didn't...

Can we close on a property in a Trust with 5 siblings signatures and 1 not signing?

Usually it doesn't matter what the beneficiaries want, there isn't a majority vote. Its up to those serving as trustee to follow the rules laid...

Irrevocable trust change to beneficiary?

This is tricky with an irrevocable trust, but whatever she had written in her trust when she created it is what the rule is. It may allow the...

Can i access my trust fund?

I'm not sure if you are explaining the situation backwards or flipping your terms. The trustee is the person who can access and administer the...

My brother passed away may of this year

If there is money left after all of the estate claims and probate fees and expenses are paid then you can reimburse yourself legitimate funeral...