Does a home in a trust, amicably sold to a sibling, require an attorney for either buyer or seller?

If the trust is making the loan to the sibling, the trustee-sellers (as part of their fiduciary duty to ALL the trust beneficiaries) should take...

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Can a copy of a will be entered into probate court

As has been suggested, this is dependent on state law. In some states a testator may revoke a will by destroying the original, so for obvious...

Can a legal guardian block a nursing home from providing information to a sibling (living out-of-state) on the health of a paren

I agree with Mr. Zelinger. Frankly, in light of HIPAA regulations, I'm surprised the nursing home provides you information in the first place,...

Can my GRIT trust be canceled? Can the trust transfer back the real estate to me the grantor and if so what are tax consequence

GRITs are irrevocable trusts. In order to acchieve the tax benefits, the grantor is not a permissible remainder beneficiary. If this is changed or...

One option that hasn't been mentioned, but that could make sense taking into consideration all the facts, is to inherit the LLC interest in trust,...

I am planning to get remarried soon. However, because I have one son. ; I want to write a will to insureall my assets are his.

While I'm not licensed in Texas and defer to my colleagues who are, I reiterate the recommendation that you consider a pre-marital agreement in...

If you owe someone money and they pass away before you pay them back, is that money considered a gift and are taxes owed?

The executor may have some issues for not marshalling all the estate's assets (ie, the debt owed to the deceased/estate). This may also present...

Where do I find form or wording to show a person is incapable to make/communicate decisions to make POA effective?

I suggest contacting the attorney that drafted the POA. He or she will likely have some sort of form for documenting the declarations that the POA...

I am a co- borrower on my daughters car loan but not on the title

It will probably be cheaper and easier for the bank to collect payments from you than to find and repossess a missing vehicle.

In general trusts are required to file on a calendar year. However, there is an exception if the trust makes what is sometimes called "the 645...

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