Stamford, CT
Probate Lawyer at Stamford, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning ... +6 more
Unfortunately, more information is needed to provide an answer for you. The odds are that there is a provision in the trust which governs the...
Assuming there is no mortgage on your investment home, your best bet is to transfer this property to a Limited Liability Company or Family Limited...
Attorney Miller's answer is absolutely correct if the house is sold while your mother is living. If she dies: a) you and your brother become...
Based on your facts, your brother has a 1/4 interest in the house. Thus, the difference in what he's offering vs. what you could sell it for is...
Attorney Weinstein is, of course, correct. My only concern lies with your use of the word "trust" instead of "estate." If you are, in fact,...
As you've seen, your POA does not stop your mother from spending money on your sibling's needs. Unfortunately, this is all-too-common a scenario. ...
The estate pays for funeral expenses, accountant's fees, attorney's fees, etc. The administrator isn't responsible for paying any fees out of his...
I'm sorry for your loss. It is unclear from the facts presented as to whether your mother's Will has been admitted to probate. Thus, I'll have to...
You will wish to review the Will of the person who left your child the bequest. A well-drafted Will should permit you, as the child's parent, to...
Attorney Davis's answer is correct. Since you are holding Power of Attorney, it is very, very important that you do everything with the assistance...