Can/should life estate interest(s) be placed in living trust?

With a couple very narrow exceptions, a living trust can own anything its grantor can own. It can own a life estate. It can own a remainder...

My Fiance past away, he listed me and his sister as beneficiary but she shut me out she has all the information he did not will

If your fiance had any assets at all--accounts, car, home, personal property--someone needs to administer the estate. When there is no Will, that...

My son is in jail waiting to go to drug rehab what do I file for guardianship of grandchildren?

There is no guarantee that a court will determine that a guardianship is necessary, or that, if they do make such a determination, that they will...

Vehicle transfer

You may be able to muddle through this yourselves, but you will be doing yourselves a favor to hire an attorney to help you. There is most likely...

I need an ABA accredited lawyer who can represent a non-resident Indian woman (NRI) in an estate matter for property in India.

There are very few estate lawyers who know the law and practice in jurisdictions outside the United States. One of my former law clerks is Indian...

How can I get a Judge out of my county, to look at a estate battle, thats being going on for 6 years, has never been done my law

It appears to me you are the same person who has been posting more or less the same questions about this case for at least a couple of...

The current trustee is suing all the beneficiaries of the trust, not just the individual it alleges stole money, why?

In situations like this, it is best if all the beneficiaries are in agreement and all get along. If so, all can and should band together to hire a...

If a estate is still is not settle, how long do I have to sue some one that owes the estate

You need to follow Ms. Akin's counsel. As a beneficiary or family member, you have no rights to enforce anything against someone who has a debt to...

Can a executor take things while still in probate?

The short answer is "no." The longer answer is that the executor should not do that, as it is a breach of fiduciary duty to the other...

As my colleagues have said, whatever your mother's Will says is what will happen. If she has no Will, the law provides that everything will stay...