What can I do to change the Trustee of a Trust set up by my Mother for me?
You will very likely have a hard time proving that your mother was influenced. And that is somewhat of a separate issue. You say you want...
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You will very likely have a hard time proving that your mother was influenced. And that is somewhat of a separate issue. You say you want...
Different companies have different requirements for how they release funds (for liability reasons; blame the lawyers). It may be true that they...
Hi Frank, good question. I do not however agree with your analysis. Typically if the estate is to be divided to the children of a predeceased...
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I agree with Ms. Goldstein. Only U.S. law applies if the jurisdiction is in the U.S. Generally the law on estates says that a parent can freely...
She destroyed it but still has it? Meaning it was torn up but she has the pieces? Sounds like sketchy advice to me and to my knowledge the...
Sounds like there is a lot more background to your situation than three lines on the internet. So I have no idea what your comment about an...
Very good question. I would assume there is an engagement letter that outlines the terms of engagement. Many estate administration lawyers do not...
The short answer is yes. The longer answer is another question. Is it a good idea or necessary?
The debts are not/do not become personal to the agent (the person acting on behalf of the principal/incapacitated person). The debts remain with...
See an estate planning attorney for advice. The simplest explanation of a solution: a trust that remains only for the benefit of your child and...