The answer could be a yes, depending (1) whether the trust instrument authorized the transaction(s) at issue, and (2) if so, whether engaging in...

Consult with a lawyer with expertise in trusts and estate planning matters in the near future, and have him/her review the trust instrument. It is...

I agree with Attorney Gunthert that you should retain a local estate planning lawyer to take a closer look at what you wish to accomplish, and...

It depends on the lender. Check with the lender first and precisely inform the same what you intend to use the money for, and the lender will...

You can either hire a real estate lawyer to prepare a new deed now, or you can just wait until you actually sell the property--the latter time at...

An agent/attorney-in-fact has a fiduciary duty to act in the principal's best interests in all transactions, and this means obtaining, at minimum,...

I agree with Attorney Callahan; it depends on the precise language of the bylaws, which preempt Robert's Rules of Order if/when there is a conflict...

It does not appear that you will be evicted, but your concern is well taken, since your rights and remedies are not secure, long term, until there...

Yes, any action involving real estate should be informed by expert legal advice. Your best fit would be a local lawyer with expertise in both...

The most important document at this stage, other than the Articles of Organization, would be the operating agreement, which spells out the rights,...