Am I entitled to any document with my name on it?
It depends on the facts. If this is a Revocable Living Trust, and the Settlor is still alive, and able to amend it or revoke it, you are not...
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It depends on the facts. If this is a Revocable Living Trust, and the Settlor is still alive, and able to amend it or revoke it, you are not...
Your mother needs to hire an attorney. Until she does, no information should be provided to the children.
Yes, you should get a Florida attorney to prepare the deed and record it.
You have gotten some good answers. If the house is titled in both names, as joint tenants with right of survivorship, upon the death of one of...
Assuming that the facts you present are correct, then your mother, under the Trust document, has the right to add Trustees. It is very unlikely...
You need to hire a competent attorney. That's the only advice you need.
You already got some good answers. The easiest and cheapest solution is a Lady Bird deed. If you put your children in title, and they have...
You already got some good advice in the two other answers. Here are some other things: You must apply for a federal tax id number for the Trust. ...
No attorney can say whether or not your cousin actually inherited the property without reviewing the relevant documentation. Further, since you...
You need to hire a U.S. lawyer for your U.S. assets and a French lawyer for any French assets. The U.S. lawyer can explain to you if what you want...