Some key details are missing, but it sounds like her will may have created a testamentary trust. If that's the case, what you'll likely need to do...

"Partner in life." Since you didn't say spouse, it seems like you two were not married. If you were not married, your rights to his estate will be...

A dementia diagnosis, in and of itself, is not necessarily going to cause a person to lack testamentary capacity. The question is whether the...

Would need some more information. If these are revocable trusts that you created, you can amend them at any time as long as you have the capacity...

From what you shared, it sounds like she created a living trust. Finding a living trust is a difficult process if you don't have any leads and the...

Trust law generally requires trustees to keep beneficiaries informed about the trust's administration and of the material facts necessary for the...

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One good option for leaving real estate to someone outside of probate is to set up a revocable living trust, and then execute a deed retitling the...

To answer these questions, the substance of the documents is really necessary context. For executing new wills, a new will often does revoke a...

With a private mortgage where there are very favorable terms to the borrower, there may be some tax aspects that need to be planned for. The IRS...

She needs to consult with a Canadian estate planning attorney to revoke the old POA and execute a new one. You may also wish to do a written...