If an administer has to sell house to pay debts before he can pay beneficiaries, can they be involved in approving sale price

As an Administrator, he will have to obtain permission to sell from the Courts d all beneficiaries have a right to attend and be heard at a hearing...

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In a deceased parents trust, if a family member wants to buy the property, do they get it for appraisal price?

At this point, the beneficiaries "own" the house, so they can sell it (have the Trustee sell it) for any price they chose.

Can a person named in a trust turn around and sue the trust?

As a beneficiary of the Trust, your sister will, in effect, be suing herself

Upon death of last grantor, grantor trust, irs 1041 line a & d, which elections should be used?

No, there is no simple answer. This is not a DIY task. Consult a CPA who handles fiduciary income tax issues or a Trusts attorney. The type of...

How to determine final say when 2 children disagree after inheriting parents estate.

Use an experienced Realtor to help set a proper listing price Or list at the price that is the highest of the prices thought to be appropriate...

Can I take over as trustee on a living trust?

Court action should not be necessary unless the Successor Trustee says he/she is not incapacitated or refuses to step aside. If the Successor is...

I want to transfer a property into a trust and then sell it. How much would that cost me?

You need to consult an attorney. A question I have is what are you trying to accomplish? Why not just sell the real estate? It easier to transfer...

The timing you have described is fairly typical. But, you are right to want fully itemized and paper trail supported record to back up the...

Hi, I'm trying to find out if I can see or get a copy of my grandfathers will?

You can go online and check the index of the Probate Court for the county in which your grandfather was a resident at the time of his death. If you...

What do I need to do to transfer property from my deceased sister to 3 siblings?

First, check the real estate record at the County Recorder to see how she held title to the house. It might be in survivorship form. If so, then no...