In a irrevocable trust if the grantor keeps some of the income of the income producing property.
There probably is nothing wrong with that - although the trust terms should be followed by the trustee. It is farily common for irrevocable trusts...
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There probably is nothing wrong with that - although the trust terms should be followed by the trustee. It is farily common for irrevocable trusts...
It depends on what the will says. I would have your situation reviewed by an experienced estate administration attorney. However for your own...
I suppose he either had improper access to her accounts or the assets he distributed were actually non-probate assets (joint account, POD...
Sounds like there are multiple issues here...there are certainly lawyers who would go see her. Use the find a lawyer tab to find an estate planning...
Well it sounds like you have an insolvent estate...do liabilities outweigh the assets? Think long and hard before you begin or open the estate. I...
Contact the IRS and notify them of the situation - they will very likely be willing to work with you.
Hard to answer - was this an interim distribution? Is there a reason for the shortfall? Will an accounting be stated formally or informally later?
If you are the named beneficiary they do not need a small estate affidavit or any probate materials. If the estate is the beneficiary then they...
Mr. Gray gave you a very good answer. The answers may depend on your wife's holdings (and yours) but more than likely she can just write him the...
It depends on the exact wording a treatment of the trust. If the trust is irrevocable with no rights retained by the grantor it is likely a...