What legal document(s) does he needs to get full and immediate access to my accounts without bank inconveniences?
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Answered on September 18, 2025
You said your son was POA and Trustee in your original question. If there is no Trust, when your younger son gives 1/2 (or a portion) to his...
Is this what you call POD from the time the bank acct. was opened or I have to provide this document to the bank to be notarize?
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Answered on September 18, 2025
POD only covers cash. If you have any securities like stocks, bonds. mutual funds, you want a TOD so there's no capital gain tax on the transfer.
My sons are the IRA inheritance beneficiaries but my younger son has the POA as the trustee. Does he also needs a POD.
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Answered on September 18, 2025
You are confusing terms. A POA does not control the Trust. Only the Trustee does. You should use a POD or TOD to the Trust. Please have an...
I acquired a property in florida thru my mothers trust. We are relocating from california to Florida
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Answered on September 15, 2025
As a Florida estate planning attorney, I can tell you one deed is sufficient. You can do an enhanced life estate deed giving a life interest to...
Florida -- If an irrevocable Trust files a survival claim, does a "Probate" estate need to be created ?
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Answered on September 15, 2025
The Trust will not be the beneficiary of the settlement, the estate would be the beneficiary of the settlement and so you would have to open a...
How can I acquire a property of a deceased partner?
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Answered on September 11, 2025
You need to contact (and probably hire) a probate attorney in Alabama as the laws differ from state to state. If your partner was a Florida...
How to get inheritance documents from my mom who stole bank accounts and homes left for me?
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Answered on September 09, 2025
Mr. Glick's answer is correct and complete. You need to hire a probate lawyer who litigates in the circuit where the deceased was living at the...
Does my sister-in-law need to be present to add her name to my house deed?
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Answered on September 08, 2025
Attorney Gunthert gave you the best answer. if you add your sister-in-law's name to your deed it may be deemed a taxable gift, and you would need...
Hearsay?
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Answered on September 07, 2025
Did the Executor also have a durable power of attorney for the deceased? If so, did she move the funds to benefit the decedent? If so, let her...
How do I get a Disposition without Administration for the estate of my wife with $3,300 in a bank account?
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Answered on September 02, 2025
Who would name you "administrator" if not the court; however, you may qualify for estate without administration. You will need to discuss this...
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