Start over again. But, you can just scan your old will to avoid retyping a whole document.

Transferring the LLC is no problem. The loan may prevent a transfer or make one a default. Check the various documents. Transfer of the LLC will...

The question is not if it is "cheaper" but is it better. A trust drawn by an out of state lawyer is actually the unauthorized practice of NY law...

It depends on what you want to happen, and if everyone agrees. A guardianship in Surrogate's Court is the best option.

You are confusing a few concepts. First, a 1404 exam is limited to the draftsman and witnesses. It is a pre-objection discovery device. You...

Not unilaterally. That is why they need your consent.

Usually these properties have very little value. If you are going to use it, then just deed it now. If not, consider selling.

The short answer is yes, bankruptcy might help. It depends on how the liens are recorded and how you own your assets.

A will can have such a clause. It is called an in terrorem clause. You need to consider the risks of objecting and being unsuccessful.

Assuming the lawyer backs you up, it is very hard to meet the burden of proof required to nullify the document.