Why place a house in trust?
Who are these "People"? There are many reasons to do or not do certain things. You also don't state your goals and concerns or what the trust...
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Who are these "People"? There are many reasons to do or not do certain things. You also don't state your goals and concerns or what the trust...
You need to be clear on what the terminology is. A "living will" is an advance directive for health care which is the document commonly thought of...
It is not clear from the description your relation to the trust and what the trust says. Depending on how things are set up what is happening here...
What does the trust say? Does the grantor have a right to live there? What if they move back? You should have an attorney assist you in reviewing...
This question is not very clear...but it sounds like you are a parent with minor children and you want to name a guardian of the minors. You need...
In answer to the executor's fee question - yes they are permitted so long as something can be paid. Costs of administration, including executor's...
A beneficiary of an estate does have a right to records and usually a court accounting of what the executor has done. (I assume the sister is...
Probably an elder law and state planning attorney.
IRAs and annuities are non-probate assets which usually pass directly to the beneficiary. If there is no beneficiary and the asset passes through...
There really is no detail provided here so the question can't be answered. See an estate administration attorney.