Can a trustee spend money without a beneficiary permission?
First, there is no such thing as a trust "issued to you." Second, there is no way to answer your question without reading the trust. The trust...
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First, there is no such thing as a trust "issued to you." Second, there is no way to answer your question without reading the trust. The trust...
You may be able to get Unclaimed Funds to allow you (or if you have siblings, all of you) to file a claim for the unclaimed funds without opening...
A document can only be notarized by a U S notary in the presence of the person whose signature is being notarized. I do not know if a non-citizen...
Most county Probate Courts have their case dockets online, searchable by name. Some sites allow you to see the documents that have been filed. If...
All normal creditors are automatically barred six months after death. The IRS is not.
If two properly-executed documents conflict, the newer one prevails. Wills usually expressly revoke prior wills, but powers of attorney do not. ...
Sadly for your situation, there is no such thing as a common law marriage in Ohio. Either one is married or one is not. In Ohio, all the kings...
You do not indicate your daughter's age. While name changes are a probate process, I think there are parental rights and issues that may require...
I'm sorry, but I do not see a question anywhere in all this. And in any rate, your writing style makes it difficult to figure out exactly what has...
Your access to the funds will depend on how the funds were left to you, whether in trust, a custodial account or a guardianship. One of the things...