When you say you "produced" your living trust, I assume you found an online form and made your trust. A trust is a complicated document that...

Yes, you can compel an accounting and stop the sale after consulting with an attorney who can interpret the documents, the ownership, and your...

You need to speak to an attorney before deciding what you can do with assets in the trust. A Trustee cannot usually decide whether to keep assets...

The best way to determine if a trust is the proper planning tool is to speak to a qualified estate planning attorney. There are many planning...

I would advise having new documents drafted. Especially on a power of attorney. Handwritten changes are unlikely to be accepted by a bank or...

Your mother is free to name anyone she likes as her power of attorney. If she has the capacity and is not under his undue influence (being forced...

The only person who can sign a Power of Attorney or change the agent on a Power of Attorney is the person giving the Power of Attorney, meaning...

The short answer is no. Your Power of Attorney doesn't have control over you and does not have decision-making ability over your actions. A Power...

Whether your Aunt continues to own the house or sells the house and now has a large balance in her bank account, she may benefit from Elder...

The easiest way to explain is to say that your father died with two "buckets" of assets. Some were probate or administration assets, which you...