TRUST FUNDS

Another series of answers to your questions are as follows: you may establish a trust for the benefit of your granddaughter; you may be the...

Hi my mother die need have will done have the house but in my name I call a lawyer they charge 5.00% is that high

It depends on the nature and extent of the estate assets, the debts of the decedent, and the relationship of the beneficiaries to the decedent,...

My mother is worried that if something happens to my step-father, she'll be responsible for the debts of his salon business.

Another answer to your question is that most likely your mother's individually owned assets and her share of assets she owns with your step-father...

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As 1of 3 heirs do I have the right to know $ of a bid rec'd on a family house from a non-related party if I also plan to bid?

Yes. Without more to go on than the information you posted, any further answer is speculative. Based on my experience, sealed bids are most often...

The answers to your questions are, respectively, yes you have a right to examine the documents and not really do you have a right to be at the...

Brother died no will has a banking account I need to close what should I do.

An answer to your question is that if the bank account is $30,000 or less and your brother died without a will you can file an affidavit along with...

How is an account recoverable that matured when I turned 21, but the trustee(my father) refuses to turn over?

An answer to your question is this: It sounds like a uniform transfers to minors act (UTMA) account, or other custodial account, was set up for you...

You need an attorney experienced in advising executors on estate administration, fiduciary duties and rights and accountings. - Ian W. MacLean

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What is my relief if executrix moved into the probate estate only to live there.

An answer to your questions is as follows: First, most courts have stopped using gender specific terms like "trix" instead of "for" and either use...

I was recently named trustee/beneficiary of mother's estate. Do I need to go through court for anything?

An answer to your questions are as follows: First of all, no attorney would be wise to advise you without reading the trust, reading the deed on...