How do I remove Myself as a Beneficiary in an Irrevocable Trust in NJ?
It depends on the trust instrument. If it’s an irrevocable trust, it typically cannot be changed with a lot of ease. I would have to review the...
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It depends on the trust instrument. If it’s an irrevocable trust, it typically cannot be changed with a lot of ease. I would have to review the...
You can likely discuss this matter with your neighbor before he/she sells the property. If you have a good relationship you can avoid the...
It depends. Does your brother in law pay rent, have a lease, title to the property? If he has no legal right, title or interest in the property...
I believe your situation is a bit more complicated than it appears. You should bring copies of whatever estate documents you have from your mother...
I would have to know more about the matter to determine your rights. In general, you cannot cause damage to your neighbor’s property regardless of...
It would depend on what your lease says with respect to repairs. When an appliance breaks, typically the landlord will repair or replace the item,...
Without seeing your father’s will and the deed to the property, it is difficult to determine your rights. You may wish to speak to an attorney,...
I would have to take a look through the contract to ensure that it is valid and enforceable. You can likely file a suit to recover damages and...
It depends on what the trust instrument says. A trust will state what happens to the assets after the beneficiary passes away. You may wish to...
I’m not sure what you mean with respect to whether a will can be probated twice. You should try contacting the bank that has the CD and have it...