Does a trust possess a trustee.
Possess is an unusual term - a trust has to have a trustee that administers the trust for the beneficiary. In Florida, a trustee is considered the...
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Possess is an unusual term - a trust has to have a trustee that administers the trust for the beneficiary. In Florida, a trustee is considered the...
The bank has no right to require you to keep the car on your property. Since the legal owner of the car has passed away, you need to inform them in...
You would only share responsibility for the mix-up if it was due to some negligence on your part, such as giving the painter the wrong address....
Call the county and request the inspection yourself. There may be something shady going on or they may just be very disorganized. Try that first.
If you are still a minor, you need to ask the court to appoint you a Guardian Ad Litem to protect your money. That is yours and your family has not...
This is not all that unusual - the first party closed on the property, correct? And, you got what you negotiated for the property, yes? If so, then...
Hmmm. Typically, the deficiency amount is negotiated away before the sale occurs. How did that not happen here? Regardless, I cannot emphasize more...
I am going to answer your questions in order; Q - Who makes this thick as thieves group of imperfect individuals the almighty ruler? A - you did...
I am not a tax attorney, but my understanding is that the tax basis for the property will be the fair market value at the time of death -...
There are three types of special needs trusts (SNT) - self-settled, pooled trusts, and third-party SNTs. Each has their own specific requirements...