Is successor trustee liable for items missing from trust?
The successor trustee would not be personally liable if s/he committed no intentional or negligent act contributing to the loss of assets from the...
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The successor trustee would not be personally liable if s/he committed no intentional or negligent act contributing to the loss of assets from the...
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While strictly speaking I would not say "thrown out of court," I believe the underlying premise in your thinking--i.e., that a person's entire body...
If you are representing yourself, the proper course is to bring this to the opposing counsel's attention in writing (email or letter, or both), and...
I agree with the others who have suggested that you consult in person with a local estate planning/trusts lawyer, and take any documentation you...
If you in good faith do not believe that you ever ratified such an agreement, you have the right to demand proof that you in fact did so with a...
It may be worth hiring a lawyer to send a sternly worded cease and desist letter to the neighbor making the statements; normally, the threat of a...
LLC law varies from state to state, since its most substantive provisions, while often supplemented by common law, are primarily the creature of...
There is ambiguity here since there is no written operating agreement. If you cannot agree in writing as to what happens to company property once...
I am sorry to hear of this unpleasant situation. The safest route for you, legally speaking, is to provide written, unequivocal notice of your...