My recollection is that with the beneficiary designation on the back of a registration, if properly witnessed, has to be re-registered by the...

If she lived in Connecticut you now DO have an asset to probate, which is the check. The court allows a much simplified process, called an...

I would assume your thinking is more lawsuit oriented than criminal complaint, but the answer is largely the same for each. It depends on the...

You're required to file a deed with the legal description of the property and a conveyancing tax return. It would be unwise to attempt such a...

They are issuing it against your credit as individuals, but secured by the house held in trust. So you will sign most documents as trustee, but...

The lender would likely want both of you to sign, but as noted by my colleague the terms of the trust dictate whether you have to act jointly (both...

You cannot electronically sign a power of attorney. It needs to be on paper in front of the witnesses and notarized. More importantly, though,...

She can sign one at the hospital so long as she thinks it is appropriate for her and there are two witnesses other than you or a backup agent under...

It sounds like you have improperly obtained an EIN. You may be listed in the will, but that gives you no authority until the probate court has...

There's some gaps in the information here, but if you are not on the deed as a joint owner, then the house will go through probate, and will pass...