Do I have a right to ask a trustee to provide a financial document of income and expenses for the last 3 years?

You stated that the house was under your uncle's name ONLY. Was the house in the irrevocable trust? If it was outside the trust, and it was sold ...

How is a "legal guardianship" canceled?

Your son gave you guardianship of his daughter by signing official documents -he cannot change his mind and take the child from her guardians...

If I receive an inheritance from my father what will happen?

What would you like to happen? Your question is vague.

I sponsor my niece to come to USA Today I found that she has medicaid for her and his daughter.Do I am responsible for her spend

If your niece is a permanent resident - you are responsible because you sponsored her. If she already became an American citizen and her kids are...

Can my father sell his house if it is in an irrevocable trust with my sister and I listed as the beneficiaries?

Who is the trustee? It cannot be your father since it is an irrevocable trust. It is up to the trustee!

Are the tax benefits the same for revocable Trusts? Can a mutual consent clause allow modification of an irrevocable trust?

You need the assistance of an estate planning attorney so your trust/legal entity will do what you intend it to do. The attorney will explain all...

Can I create a trust limiting the trustee to appoint a successor from a specific group of people?

You and your sister (the co-trustee) take your mother to an estate planning attorney - that you pay - and have the attorney draft an estate plan...

How can I help my father get owed benefits from a Trust when the Trustee refuses to pay? I am POA. Father needs help now.

Seek advise from an elder law attorney who is familiar with this type of cases not affiliated with your father's attorney who also represents your...

You should seek legal advice, because it might be that you did not inherit the house yet - your mother might be the present owner of the house. If...

Absolutely, IRS will come to take what you owe them. Talk to an attorney and make arrangements with the IRS to schedule payments for your back...