Can I include religious conditions on guardianship in my will? I want my kids to continue going to church weekly.
Yes-you can put your conditions in your will but the court will very likely not enforce them.
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Yes-you can put your conditions in your will but the court will very likely not enforce them.
Not much you can do if your parents do not cooperate. At some point a guardianship might be necessary for your father.
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Using the word "and" would imply both would need to sign absent other authority stated in the document.
NO-executor and trustee are two different jobs.
Yes-most assets can be protected by an elder law attorney. Many elder law attorneys on AVVO can help you.
I agree with the answer that you should have an attorney assist you taking the steps necessary to determine if you have a possible inheritance.
You need to meet with an attorney immediately. If your property was your mothers homestead-it might all be protected from creditor's claims.
The representative can obtain an appraisal for a fair distribution of the estate. If this does not happen-you should obtain your own attorney.
Have an attorney represent you. This will protect you from making a mistake. The payment to the attorney will come from the trust.
Most likely not until final divorce decree unless you have suffered or fear abuse.