Transfer of Death investment designated in will to pay for execution and administration of estate, can this be required by cour

The answer is "a little bit of both". Title to the assets in a POD account pass automatically to the POD beneficiary, regardless of what the will...

Elder gaurdianship

Can you fight? Yes. Can you win? Not enough information to say. Generally, as the child of an incapacitated adult, you would likely have some...

How would i get my disabled mother in law into a care facility and to have her incompotent and power of attorney?

You, my dear, need to talk to an Elder Law attorney in your area. In general, the "why" of a Power of Attorney is that it would give the appointed...

My father died 4 years ago and he did not have a will. Was with girlfriend for 30 years who wants us to sign over estate

First, you should know that if someone dies without a valid will, that is considered an "intestate" estate (i.e. no testamentary document). Most...

There is no specific rule about when the Will is read. If the Will can be available before the funeral, it is often reviewed by either family in...

In general, no. Your question is missing some important details about your current circumstances, (trust creator alive/deceased; property transfer...

Can a trustee, who voted to sell trust property, refuse to sign the listing papers, purchase and sale, deed, etc.?

As a supplement to the above answer, with which I agree, if you are having problems with the purchaser or their bank, you may need to point out to...

Follow up to "I have been denied a full copy of my father's trust.."

If your father is still alive, and your father's trust is a typical revocable living trust, then you typically don't have any specific right to see...

As a supplemental answer, many states permit a trustee to terminate a trust if all of the current and contingent beneficiaries, as well as the...

84 yr old father still at it!

I note that a Guardian of his financial affairs was appointed, but not necessarily a Guardian of his person. Often that means that your father...