Generally, yes, you *can* serve as trustee or limited trustee of this trust. The reason you may have heard conflicting answers or arguments,...

Even if the school district "accepted" the doctor's note, it is not necessarily required to excuse these absences. Very generally, the school...

I strongly recommend connecting with a local experienced Elder Law attorney who can help your father navigate potential issues or challenges...

You should consult with an attorney in your mother's locale (you can find one here on Avvo) to, at a minimum, get some general/initial guidance. ...

Generally, if you know someone is represented by an attorney, you should serve the attorney. You will likely still need to serve the adult...

You are taking a step in the right direction by posting because doing nothing would be the worst thing to do if you want to have any kind of...

Could you? Sure, but there are likely multiple consequences to consider. Should you? Well, that all depends on the potential consequences and...

Transferring your remainder interest to another person or to a trust, can be considered a transfer of assets for less than fair market value. ...

Adding their name to a second lease in a neighboring state might not, by itself, cause a flat out denial from Medicaid. However, it could...

Generally, a successor Trustee (if not listed in an original Certificate of Trust, which is common) would obtain the Trust document (or a copy) and...