Is the the initial funding of an irrevocable trust in Attachment A of the trust agreement any less likely than subsequent

Attachment A is irrelevant - old timers used it as a placeholder or reminder of what was in the trust - if the asset is funded, listing or omission...

Can I make a single motion for an accounting of two originally IRREVOCABLE trusts and an estate? My children and I are the

It seems to me you can bring this all under one motion (probably more likely an Order to Show Cause). You will initially pay the costs - there's a...

How should I proceed if my Uncle, executor of my grandfathers estate, seems unwilling to honor the will?

You've got a lot of moving parts here. There are basis to remove an executor. At the same time, you may or may not have solid information, etc. -...

Generally yes, though there are other considerations including capital gains taxes and eligibility for the community spouse if he/she would need to...

Can a Medicaid-compliant annuity be purchased at any time during 5 year 'lookback' prior to the Medicaid date of qualification?

You can buy Medicaid complaint annuities before or during the 5 year look back period. If you try to do this without a seasoned practitioner you...

If it is a grantor trust the income is attributable to your dad (the grantor) otherwise it is a non grantor trust with income attributableyo the...

Successor trustee to Single Living Trust. Revocable or irrevocable?

A Revocable Trust becomes irrevocable upon the death of the grantor, unless you hold a séance recognized by the courts. Other than Houdini, I...

My uncle told me my father said he didn't need his inheritance from my grandfather and was going to skip a generation and pass

was there a disclaimer or a renunciation? if not, there was potentially no skip, unless done via an institution's forms (like an IRA form, etc.)

Is this law really in effect, and if so, does it allow grantor and beneficiaries to get together and change trustee without

it is not (yet) enacted. There's been talk of the adoption of the UTC for ages, but it's not yet the law in New Jersey. there may be other ways...

Can I bring charges against my deceased mothers executor for stealing from her estate

You may proceed against him in civil and bring a criminal action if appropriate.