Can a trustee use trust funds to defend herself in a suit brought by a beneficiary?
You obviously need an attorney b/c there is too much going on here t get a good answer. To answer your question - basically the answer is that yes...
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You obviously need an attorney b/c there is too much going on here t get a good answer. To answer your question - basically the answer is that yes...
I am a bit confused but here is what I would advise: If you are the first named executor in your father's will and your father has died and the...
Number 1- hire an attorney because it will be worth the investment. Number 2- what you describe is what any estate planning attorney worth his...
I understand your reluctance to hire a lawyer, they cost money, but it sounds as if you are not getting anywhere without one. Not too many lawyers...
Mr. Friedman offers a good answer. It can be very quick and easy, but my guess would be that something happened or there is more to it leading to...
I am not versed at all on IA statues or ethics, I can only comment on what I do and the law in my states (PA, NJ, DC). I do not always have clients...
While I am not an OH attorney or familiar with the specifics of OH law, most annuity contracts are controlled by the annuity contract itself so...
I am an attorney practicing in Philadelphia. If things are as you say it appears that your mother (deceased's only child) would need to step...
The bottom line is you are going to need a lawyer and it can either get sorted out now, or perhaps later, when it is harder. If she had a will and...
I am not an attorney in Indiana so I would be sure to ask an Indiana attorney to be sure - but my two cents are to 1.) trust the state site versus...