I have the trust name for a property? I need to contact the owner. Is there a state database that shows the trustee or the att

You might try writing to the owner at the address that you do have. Also, some counties have online property tax databases. You might check to...

My wife passed away Last month. She purchased the house I am living in right now. My wife was the only one on the deed of trust?

Your question does not provide enough facts for any attorney to provide a definitive answer. It depends on how title to the house was held. It...

Deed has daughter to receive house when parents die but my sister died first mom is alive does she have to take her name off ?

The exact vesting is important, and your recital of the facts are not clear on this. If your sister is "on the title" as a death beneficiary...

Receive inheritance without loosing benefits?

This is not a do-it-yourself project. There is no "form" on the internet that will accomplish what you want done. Your dad should hire an...

With no will, how does my moms house get put into my name? It's value $132,000

A good local probate attorney should be able to help you with this. In some states it is a simple matter of recording an affidavit of heirship,...

You are counting chickens before they are hatched because it sounds like your mother is still alive. While she is alive and has capacity, she can...

Can a dependent beneficiary sign their part of the life insurance to their siblings who is the other beneficiary on same policy?

If the child who wants to disclaim is an adult, the child can disclaim/refuse his or her share. However, that does not necessarily mean that the...

If the Grantor is deceased is it possible to change the Trustee on a irrevocable trust?

It is not possible to answer your question without reviewing the trust document. Often the document itself spells out whether the trustee can be...

Can you designate a specific amount of money to be removed from a 401K on a POA?

Yes, this would be a limited power of attorney rather than a general durable power of attorney.

What is my next step?

Depending on how your parents held title to the home, you might need to pursue a probate of your mother's estate and then your stepfather's estate....