Do heirs have to be present to sign when living trust is notarized?

Beneficiaries of a trust do not have to be present, but as was stated there could be other reasons (on some situations an agent on a power of...

Do you advise that we place the title of my husband's motorcycle in a living revocable trust?

Definitely defer to CA attorneys but generally vehicles are not placed in living trusts because of the issues you mention. If you need to sell it...

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Cash Gift to Son

Mr. Famulary offers a good answer and you should follow his advice.

In Indiana the husband dies does the estate go to new wife or his children

It is split between the spouse/kids in some fashion...Depends if the children were also children of the current wife. See chart attached.

My sister and I inherited a house from my grandfathers trust. Are we entitled to the rent payments since his death?

Depends what the trust says.

As caregiver to my uncle can I get paid from him while he is either in the hospital or a rehab, I'm still taking care of him?

It is possible to have a caregiver agreement - does this person have capacity? Depending on the situation the caregiver agreement can be done along...

A Will states my sister is the Executor, home is divide between all 5 of us, does she chang the name to the home under her name

If your sister is executor the title could be considered in the name of the estate, with her as executor, not to her as an individual- there is a...

Just wondering if trust in NY has to end within a certain time.

The trust does have to end, as mentioned but not for a while. Most people tend to wind their trusts up at certain ages of their kids or give some...

It depends on if the policy/plans had beneficiary designations. If there were named beneficiaries (not the estate) then those assets are not...

How does property work when a parent dies and there are mutiple children

If there is no spouse and there are only children of the deceased the estate is likely going to be split up three ways equally. The easiest thing...