How do I close a decedent's business checking account for a solely owned LLC in which there is another signatory on it?

I am sorry for your loss and that the difficulty you are encountering in the administration of your step father's business account. I agree with...

Revocable trust irrevocable trust?

The terms of the trust agreement will control what happens after the grantor dies. If you have an interest in the trust as either a trustee or a...

What kind of laywer do i need for a house deed transfer?

You need to speak with an attorney experienced in preparing real estate deeds. The legal title can be transferred to you by the preparation and...

Do I have to pay taxes on funds from a house that was sold in a trust and pension funds from my father who is now deceased?

You have asked some great questions. You are dealing with very common, but important, issues related to your fiduciary duties in administering...

It sounds like you have a joint revocable trust that was created by you and your late husband. The terms of this trust will be specific to you...

If there is a lifetime tenant, does the person who holds the deed have any rights?

Your question involves both adult guardianship and real estate legal matters. It will be important to read the exact language of the deed...

If you feel your father lacked capacity at the time he signed a financial power of attorney naming your brother as his agent and/or feel that your...

How do I take my deceased spouse off the deed of my house, Do I need something, need attorney?

If the property you owned jointly with your deceased husband is located in NC you do not need to have a new deed prepared or recorded. You have...

Short answer is that Revocable Trusts (as opposed to Irrevocable Trusts) do not shelter the Trust assets from valid creditor claims of the grantor....

How much does it cost to have a notrarized Letter regerstra?

From your post, it sounds as if you are the biological parent of a minor child who is currently residing with his biological father. There really...