Trustee releasing themself?
The trustee is a beneficiary in his capacity as trustee; he gets one vote. Still, if it's you, him, and a third sibling/person, and the third...
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The trustee is a beneficiary in his capacity as trustee; he gets one vote. Still, if it's you, him, and a third sibling/person, and the third...
The problem you have is one of too many cooks in the kitchen. Legally, as things stand now (I think - without seeing the PoA documents it's hard...
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You need to hire an attorney local to where the estate is located to assert your rights pronto. I'm not sure whether the estate is in Lancaster or...
I'm not sure whether you mean they want to terminate a rental lease, or if they want to draw early on some annuity contract or asset account to be...
You should be able to find a local attorney who can handle this matter for you in a few hours time without major expense. The usual course of...
You have a local attorney who is far more familiar with the details and dynamics of your situation than anyone on the other end of the computer...
It's not strictly legal, but at the same time you're probably not in trouble. The person who sold you these items converted them to his own...
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I'm assuming you are filing this petition with the Probate & Family Court because the other joint tenant does not want to sell. If both of you...
It's really not something to worry about, but the answer is probably 'no.' "Assigns" is just a catch-all that attorneys throw in to certain...
This would likely be a matter of town/county health and safety regulations, not federal or state law, but it strikes me as unlikely to be...