Are you assuming you are a beneficiary, or have you actually seen the trust? Depending on the state, people who are not beneficiaries of a trust...

Son is Trustee of moms Irrevocable will - can that be changed?

You should go see an Elder Law attorney immediately. There may be options to modify the (assumedly) Irrevocable Trust, but the dementia may make...

Can my mother sue her step mother?

I agree with the esteemed Mr. Carrier. I think a guardianship would be the way to go, but if this is his wife, and she is named as his Health Care...

Hi, i'm a real estate agent, and I was contacted by a client who was interested in purchasing a home.

I would run away from this. It is one of 3 likely things: A scam to get your account information; A scam to launder money/avoid...

What court do I need to address?

Have you called adult protective services?

The question is what is your intent. If the intent is that the house winds up with all 3 children, then putting one child's name on the deed now...

It is irrevocable in the sense that the Grantor, your father, lacks capacity to revoke the Trust. If your dad regained capacity, he would still...

See an attorney. Medicaid can pay for assisted living. The life use, if sold, will be minimal cash to your father, and if you are the...

I would merely echo the above comments, wholeheartedly. I would also advise that your father may well remove you as a beneficiary if you complain...

Unless you meet very specific criteria - such a transfer will incur a Medicaid penalty of ineligibility and my run afoul of the Debtor Creditor...