I agree with Attorney Fredrick-it depends on the language in your trust. If you cannot change the trustees-the appointed trustees(s) can resign...

I have a will that was written in Illinois. However, I moved to Indiana. Do I need a new will written in Indiana?

The will probably says you are a resident of Illinois and it should be reviewed to see if it was witnessed and notarized properly for Indiana...

How do i get power of attorney revoked?

POA's can be revoked by having an attorney prepare a revocation document. The document can be recorded as a public recorded and mailed to parties...

Brother is abusing the power of attorney privilege.

You are in a tough spot and it is a shame that your brother is taking advantage. He should really be reported for "abusing the elderly" but the...

When maternal grandfather not make a will then who owes the property?

The "STATE" that a person lives in always makes a will for those who fail to make one for themselves. It is a shame for a person to spend their...

If there is no money in a Trust Account in CA and there has been no activity for years, when does the Bank consider it closed?

Very confusing question-if no money in the account-why do you care? If the question is an IRA with no beneficiary-the answer is that it would have...

What can I do?

In addition to the other answers-you might try a friend or third party to try to get everyone in a room to discuss and resolve the issues.

In my revocable living trust can i stipulate upon my demise my son will become the beneficiary upon his current wifes demise

Yes-but the attorney will have to carefully draft the language not to imply the encouragement of death.

If the estate qualifies, can I file for summary administration on my own?

You can attempt to do it yourself-but I have had clients try and eventually give up. Why not try to find an attorney who will take the fee once...

Power of attorney issue

You should discuss with wife and share your concerns about this if she is able to understand you. Communication is critical in these circumstances...