Trustee of Irrevocable trust isn't doing their duties. What can i do?
To amplify on the previous responses, it is sometimes difficult (and costly) to prove that a trustee has not fulfilled their fiduciary obligations...
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To amplify on the previous responses, it is sometimes difficult (and costly) to prove that a trustee has not fulfilled their fiduciary obligations...
You need to consult an attorney who specializes in probate or estate administration. He / she can review your situation and advise you concerning...
I agree with the previous two responses. Too often, when family members (rather than banks or corporate trustees) serve as successor trustees,...
I agree with Mr. Frederick. While I am not familiar specifically with the specifics of the probate process in your state, in most states the...
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I agree with the previous two responses. Legally, ownership of a joint account passes to the joint owner, assuming the joint owner has rights of...
To amplify on Mr. Watling's response, if your grandmother's estate was being administered in probate court and your father was the court-appointed...
I agree with the previous response. However, as you are particularly concerned about Medicaid rules, I would suggest that you consult an attorney...
Your mother transferred a remainder interest in her house to her son and she kept for herself what is known as a "life estate." In other words,...
I agree with the previous responses: you should definitely seek the advice of an attorney who specializes in these issues. To amplify on...
You asked two different questions: one deals with state probate law notice requirements and the other deals with IRS requirements. With respect...