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My father and grandmother died within a few days or each other when I was 16. Their Assests went into unclaimed funds.
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Answered on October 22, 2015
You need a probate attorney near their last place of residence in New York. The attorney will need to determine whether either of them had estates...
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I moved in with my elderly a few years ago to take care of her. I'm not on the lease the landlord is trying to evict me.
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Answered on October 21, 2015
I am not sure how refusing to pay rent would improve your standing. If the residence is still occupied you should still be paying. You should pay...
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What rights may I have for being a caregiver for grandma for years ?
What about her cat ?
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Answered on October 02, 2015
If your grandmother is alive and competent, she would have to deed the house to you, though this would create problems if she was to go into a...
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When can an underwater condo that is part of a trust estate be turned over to the bank that holds the mortgage?
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Answered on August 25, 2015
Ordinarily, yes. However, if it violates the trust's terms the Trustee would need a court order, and of course the bank has to be willing to...
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What is the difference between an irrevocable trust and LLC in terms of asset protection for my parents?
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Answered on August 23, 2015
Any MediCAID planning, which is what you are discussing, of this sort should be done through a qualified attorney. Ordinarily, neither of these...
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In a probate contest, when a temporary administer is assigned by the judge, does that automatically means the estate pays the
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Answered on August 21, 2015
Yes, all administrator's bills and legal fees related to the administration of the state (sometimes they overlap and sometimes they don't) are...
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"If I were to bring my Trust Fund Case to court; will the court be able to control my money in question until the case is settle
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Answered on August 21, 2015
Trust fund cases ordinarily go to probate court, or in some circumstances state Superior Court. No court takes control of the trust funds, but can...
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'If a Certified Financial Planner;signed the signature of a prominent attorney on a Trust Fund: would the Trust Fund be invalid
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Answered on August 21, 2015
It's a matter of evidence. Trusts are not legally required to be notarized, witnessed, signed, or even in writing. If something fishy happened in...
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My brother and I lived with my elderly mother in her condo. She started to show signs of dementia and didn't always think proper
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Answered on August 17, 2015
You don't have a right to live with your mother or to utilize your pooled resources with her to improve your standard of living, and ultimately it...
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The Administrator of the estate of my mother and brother in law, has not submitted a final accounting. It has been over 2 year
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Answered on August 16, 2015
The probate court can appoint a limited coadministrator todemand a PIA accounting of the current administrator and to attempt to retrieve...
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