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My house has a living trust, when I die, is it necessary for my kids to change the title to their name? Thanks.
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Answered on July 17, 2013
Firstly, for these types of questions it would be helpful to you to have a lawyer you can go to who knows your situation - the peace of mind would...
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Will a financial power of attorney form allow me to deal with the IRS on behalf of my wife?
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Answered on July 16, 2013
If she is competent, etc. see form 2848.
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I'm single with a minor child. I want to create a trust for life insurance purposes. Should I create an Irrevocable Trust?
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Answered on July 16, 2013
You need the advice of an attorney. I'm a lawyer and I don't do my own plumbing or work as a mechanic because I am not an expert. This decision...
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Where can I find information on florida trust laws pertaining to taxation
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Answered on July 16, 2013
You probably need a good tax advisor, such as a CPA. Most tax issues with trusts are federal, not state.
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I have signed a revocable trust document and had it witnessed by two people. How to I record it in Broward County
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Answered on July 16, 2013
A revocable trust is not "recorded." And it certainly isn't submitted anywhere prior to death. This type of question makes it clear that you did...
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In NY if you are left the contents of a home, these items have been itemized and placed in storage....Are you entitled to a copy
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Answered on July 16, 2013
Mr. McLean is correct. I would advise that if you are having issues you hire an attorney.
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Living Annuity dollars to the ESTATE OF.....
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Answered on July 15, 2013
I assume the estate would be in PA? You would need to do a family tree to determine if any children of deceased relatives would take in a...
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What can be done when member requests for distributions from family trust are ignored by trustees.
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Answered on July 15, 2013
What can be done? You can petition a court to decide for you. The beneficiary requesting the distribution should hire an attorney to represent...
How long does a Trustee legally have to settle an estate?
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Answered on July 15, 2013
Mr. Monks' answer is correct - you can petition a court to force the trustee to account for her actions, etc. You need a lawyer to do so,...
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Hello, I have a question: if you lived in New Jersey and you wanted to avoid probate what would you do:
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Answered on July 15, 2013
You should have a consult with a New Jersey attorney. What you wish to accomplish could be done with a joint trust or two separate trusts. Some...