Do I need to make a new deed when changing Trustees for Real Property held in a trust?
I don't necessarily agree with the other attorney's answers - the wording on the deed, if it is already in the trust, probably denotes...
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I don't necessarily agree with the other attorney's answers - the wording on the deed, if it is already in the trust, probably denotes...
Not really sure what you were told and if there is confusion or misuse of terms, etc. I might note that when one dies, whether or not they die...
If the judge already ruled on this I would assume any disputed issues related to it were brought up. Seems like a question for husband's divorce...
Outside of the issue of whether the taxes are in fact able to be discharged and assuming they are, you may want to talk to the IRS Taxpayer...
You can always ask people for money, perhaps forming your own non-profit entity. The 501c3 status just means (as far as donors are concerned) that...
I can tell you that in the states I am licensed in this would be a non-probate asset that would not go through probate procedures. It would...
There is probably more to consider here than you may realize. But it is up to your grandmother (the owner of her property) to change her will or...
Mr. Brandte is correct - the terms of the will are to be followed. That, in this case, may involve buying out the other share if a child wants the...
If he is mentally competent, he can decide what he wants to do. He should have a lawyer to protect his rights but he can revoke his POA and/or...
Without knowing the purposes/goals of the trust this question cannot be answered. If you are thinking about doing this on your own, you are...