My mother and step-father had a living trust. Both are deceased, what if had an annunity that names the other as a beneficiary?
The annuity beneficiary would control unless the trust is the beneficiary(which doesn't seem to be the case).
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The annuity beneficiary would control unless the trust is the beneficiary(which doesn't seem to be the case).
Best bet-you will need an attorney to assist you. Most likely-you will not get very far on your own.
A probate attorney needs to represent you at this point to get the best result.
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The trust should may the expense. Your father might have to hire an attorney to get a court order concerning fees.
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