Assuming the LLC's are properly formed and operated, and that the trust is properly drafted, a creditor of one LLC cannot go after the owner or the...

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Does a confidential trust have to written and signed by attorney? Or is the only requirement to have it signed and notarized?

No a trust does not need to be drafted by an attorney. No, a trust does not need to be signed or notarized in most states. The reason that most...

Im a beneficiary on my moms annuity

You should 1) demand an explanation; 2 demand a copy of the beneficiary designation and any changes made from the inception of the policy; 3) call...

What would justify the spending of part of the Estate funds prior to completion of probate proceedings in order to not return it

Perhaps I misunderstood your question, but you cannot spend money of the probate estate to pay your own bills (unless you are referring to your...

What is the quickest way to protect my 82 year old mothers assets and how long will it take to be fully in affect

You really need to consult with an attorney experienced in elder law as soon as possible. Because this is the weekend you might want to give...

Can a PR's attorney choose who to talk with among the beneficiaries?

Implicit in your question is the assumption that the questions you are asking of your attorney, and the answers you are receiving through your...

When and why should I set up a trust?

Trusts can also accomplish other important lifetime and after death objectives, including managing your risk of guardianship or protecting assets...

If someone wants to claim they own my LLC by creating a trust by the same name of my trust what is safety net to prevent that?

Your real estate is owned by your LLC. Your LLC is a validly formed entity registered with the state of Arizona (or some other state). The...

How do I contest my fathers will?

You need to see an attorney quickly. You may be surprised to find that there is no need to probate a will if all of the assets were titled jointly...

I agree with Steven. In most states, you need only amend the trust. Even if there were a "technical" argument that the titles must agree, there...