Kudos to you for thinking about this. Depending on how you set the Trust language, a Grantor / Trustee may certainly be able to withdraw funds from...

Lawsuit in two states?

I believe you may be referring to what is called "ancillary probate". When probate is opened in the state in which a decedent resides and...

What laws allow me to remain in my mom's home after here death? I was her fulltime caregiver? She died April 24,2018

Unfortunately, with the way you posted the question, it may likely be you have no property interest whatsoever. You need to find a local real...

How can I get the original deed that my father left to my mother and her heirs my sister and myself my. givingi to my daugter

A deed would be recorded to be properly recognized. If the deed is not recorded, you have the situation such as you face, where you believe you...

First, you had this listed as an estate planning question. If your mom died, then this would be a probate question. Although the will might have...

Can A person give medical power attorney for a parent to another sibling?

I am so very sorry to hear that your boyfriend's dad is in a coma. However, the only person who can give consent for medical or financial decisions...

First, my condolences over the passing of your father. I understand how frustrated you are. The problem is that when your dad died, you likely...

In 1988 my moms lawyer in Florida settled a wrongful death case over my brother my moms lawyer was paid and all the obligations

I understand that you are frustrated. However, there are simply not enough facts in the scenario you provided to provide any type of definitive...

My husband passed away in March of 2015 and he has a bank account then Ban said I cannot claim it because I was not on the accou

My condolences over the loss of your husband. I know it is so frustrating to handle financial issues at this time. However, the fact that you were...

What can I do to stop my niece from publishing a story my father wrote in the 60's for myself and my siblings?

I changed the area of law for you, as this definitely does not concern Living Wills. Good luck with your endeavors!