I would think that unless Beneficiary is suing the trustee the trustee should be the one in the lawsuit.

Depends on the terms of the trust agreement.

First you need to do "lost stock" certificate with coop attorney and get a new one issued. Second to put coop into the trust you need board...

Best way to do it is to review the trust document and see what procedures it sets for doing so. Trust amendment should do to but be careful in...

Forming a new Company with Old company's status unknown

There is also a liability issue to consider. You don't want same name for company if old company may have liabilities and debts and also if your...

How to find assets from a corporation

Interesting question. I would think you will need to challenge probate proceedings and ask for accounting from corroboration if kept entirely it...

TRUSTEE PERSONAL DEBTS AND TRUST ASSETS

in Irrevocable Trust Grantors and Trustees should be different people. This is what makes the trust "irrevocable". Medicaid can not touch assets...

Does Executor of Living Trust have a legal obligation to keep beneficiaries informed of progress of estate?

Agree with prior opinion. Yes, there is an obligation to keep you informed but you are mixing the terms.

I(benefic.) A/B trust, mother died april'2012 her trust irrevocable, father's not and he is trustee, accounting due per PC16063?

Agree with prior answers - usually you get distribution upon death of both parents. Have an attorney review a copy of the trust.

Is will still binding after 50 years?

It doesn't expire but you will have a hell of the time producing "affidavit of Delay".