Whoever creates a trust has the right to designate who the trustee is. The trustee's roles and duties will vary depending on the powers you...

What is the difference between a trust and a testamentary trust, and how do you tell which you have?

From the fact that you mention that you want to fill your new trust, I am assuming that your trust is a "revocable living trust." This means that...

What is the proper procedures for Response to my Summons to Depositions at my husband's attorney's office?

A deposition is a discovery tool used in civil litigation trials, including family law matters. Here, the person requesting the deposition (your...

Want to sell a house I inherited,I owe a large amt of money to a state hospital.I was told they can take my money from the sale?

As previously stated, if the hospital has recorded its judgment in the county where your inherited home is, then it may collect on the proceeds of...

A trustee is performing his duties on behalf of the beneficiaries. He can require beneficiaries to acknowledge receipt of money or property to show...

Father & grandfather have both passed. My self nor my sister were notified of anything being willed to us.

The answer will depend on whether your grandfather had a will or not. If he did have a will, then you can go to the Commissioner of Accounts...

Mom deceased no will no executor

Only those people who would like to manage the estate will be qualified as the "administrators" of your mother's estate. An administrator performs...

Can you break a lease because of noise from trucks going down the highwAY ALL NIGHT?

Most likely not. Unless the landlord made a promise or led you to reasonably believe that there would be no such issues with noise, then this noise...

When a deed says all contents of the house should be divided between the siblings what does this means??

I agree with the other answers that this question is a bit confusing. If I am understanding your question correctly: a deed can only address...