What is a living trust

You can do this through a will, which is filed with the surrogate after your death. To a Revocable Living Trust, which avoids Probate. In both you...

The trust owns the property, but the trust is a piece of paper and cannot sign a deed. Therefore, things are titled under the name of the trust...

So my mother in law sold her house to me and my husband her son a year and 7 months ago and now she wants it back

Not if she was competent and there was no fraud. Start papering your file if you feel she will become litigious. She can always write him out of...

Landlord has died and estate is going through probate

You have to make a claim against the estate. She inherits what is left after creditors, but if you make no claim then she doesn't know of the debt.

How can I, a beneficiary receive my portion of a Revocable Trust early instead of waiting for the passing of a parent?

This will completely depend on the trust' terms. The trust became irrevocable at your grandmother's death. His means the terms are not permanent....

I just recently found out that my mother left a will to my daughter

There really is no connection between a will and social security benefits, so I suggest you take what you received to an attorney who works in...

You are asking this question under "trust law", which is about estate planning. This is a criminal law issue.

What can i do my 5 year old daughter does not want to b with her mom

This is not a guardianship issue if I read this correctly; you are the biological parents? This is more about documenting the truth so it isn't...

Both of my sister have poa of mother

To know the answer we need to see the documents. That being said, as an interested person you can retain an Estate Litigation attorney to force the...

If your part of a will of 5 people and your name is on the estate does everyone involved need to sign off

It will depend on the exact terms of the Will. But, you always have a right to get the exact facts. If they refuse, your Estate Litigation attorney...