It depends on what the trust states. You should have someone review the trust to provide an answer.

A deed trumps a will. Property owned by a husband and wife belongs to the survivor alone, in most cases, when one spouse dies. You may have a...

You Might look at the tax consequences compared to the cost of probate.

Maybe. The answer to this depends on many issues. You could consult with an elder law attorney and look at the tax consequences before...

Provide proper service and set a hearing. If formal administration is being done, you will need a lawyer to avoid the crime of unauthorized...

While a ladybird deed is often a good choice. It can be a really bad decision in some cases. They don't always work they way you plan and if there...

The answer depends on many factors which you should discuss with your attorney. If you are unhappy with the representation you can hire someone...

Since he died more than 3 years ago, you should be eligible for the summary administration, which is quicker and takes less time. You may want to...

It is funny, but this specific issue has come up three times in the last week at our firm. Generally, the answer to this question is no. But if...

If the property now belongs to your mother and she is competent, she can do with it what she wants.