Your understanding is correct. If your mother-in-law was the sole settlor/trustor, the trust is now irrevocable due to her passing. You are...

Almost certainly, yes. You would need to refine your search to include Texas lawyers who are also licensed in California. Dual-licensed...

Consult with a real estate lawyer in your local area, and s/he can examine the prior deeds, and troubleshoot any potential issues relating to the...

Most likely, this would need to be handled by a deed or trust agreement/instrument. I do not think a simple contract, by itself, would be strong...

Work with a local estate planning lawyer to restate the will; this should not be time consuming or expensive, if the change in executor is the only...

I totally agree with Attorneys Gaffney and Alexander. You need your own retained real estate litigator to deal directly with the title insurance...

I agree with my learned colleague, Attorney Doland. Absent some compelling reason to domestically organize the LLC in Delaware for capital-raising...

Generally, it refers to an economic stake in an enterprise that you have, which is solely dependent upon the efforts of others within that...

Yes, you can, and you probably should, given that the bulk of your assets appear to be in California. Engaging a California-licensed estate...

Hopefully you have a copy of the trust instrument, which a lawyer would need to review before providing definite feedback about legal rights and...