I need to take money out of my daughters trust fund for my daughters sweet 16 , what do i have to do
I sugguest you start by speaking with the Trustee. This is the person or entity that must make the decision whether the trust can "makle" a party...
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I sugguest you start by speaking with the Trustee. This is the person or entity that must make the decision whether the trust can "makle" a party...
Your only course of action is to hire an attorney who can evaluate the situation after more facts are presented and provide counsel. As a start,...
Proceed with caution! Your relative (of any age) has the right to her autonomy. It is her prerogative to hoard and not plan for the future. ...
Your father-in-law's authority under the POA of his now deceased sister has terminated. A POA dies with its principal. When he paid the medical...
I would like to give a more direct response to your question but more facts are required. You say your husband created an irrevocable trust with...
First, the only way a trustee should convey land owned by her trust is as set forth in the trust document. Usually that is via a sale for fair and...
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The starting point is that: usually a trust provides for the trustee to use trust funds to pay for expenses incurred in the administration of the...
An agent acting under the authority of a POA has a fiduciary duty to the Principal (your mother). Not only is the agent only authorized to act as...
Based upon your belief that there were assets in father's name without a named beneficiary or co-owner or a claim that certain joint accounts were...
With regard to your mother-in-law taking you out of the will, she is free to do as she chooses provided she has the requisite capacity. It is...