There are many ways to "dissolve" a trust. If the trust is revoked, then presumably the assets would go back to your father. Irrevocable trusts can...

You may own more (2/3 vs 1/3) but you still own the property together so decisions with respect to sale must be made together. If you are not...

A new health care proxy revokes any previously executed documents. That being said, you should let the previously designated agent know that you...

It's not exactly clear from your description but I gather that your father left a Will naming your sister as the beneficiary of a property in which...

Since the property was gifted during your mother’s life, the basis is carried over from when she purchased or inherited the property. Recipients of...

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I think we would need a little more information. If you are a beneficiary and disagree with anything you’re receiving, you should consult with a...

Medicaid estate recovery only applies to estate assets, that is assets that were in the decedent's sole name at their death. Because the joint...

If he left no Will, the assets in the estate will be divided among you and your sibling (and any children of any predeceased children, if...

You would not be able to buy out your sibling until after your parents’ death. It is only then that you become an owner, or co-owner as the case...

Because the transfer exceeds the Medicaid 60 month lookback, this should not affect his Medicaid application for nursing home. Only transfers...