Is here a waiting period between receiving a quit deed from my exhusband and giving a quit deed to my daughter?

I generally agree with my colleagues and will add that you should strongly consider using a warranty deed rather than a quit claim deed. This will...

Probate. Legal rights of conservator?

There is way to much to unpack here. I strongly recommend that you consult with an experienced probate/trust litigation attorney. Best of luck.

How do I get granted guardianship?

If there is another parent that has joint legal custody, that parent is now the responsible party. I recommend your sister engage legal counsel...

I agree with my colleagues and will add that there are pitfalls and legal liabilities if you do this incorrectly. I strongly advise you invest in...

Having to consider filing for bankruptcy and I'm not sure what would happen to an irrevocable trust that I'm the trustee for.

While you will need to disclose in your bankruptcy petition that you hold funds for another (namely, the trust beneficiaries), the trust assets...

Can a will be changed after a beneficiary passes away?

Is your father-in-law still alive? If so, he can change his will as he pleases, assuming he has capacity. If he has also passed, then, no, unless...

When would the owner of a LLC be held liable for fines against business?

Without more information, it is impossible to advise. I strongly recommend engaging legal counsel to assist with this matter.

Can I add my fiance's name to the title of my house I own outright and have the percentage basis of a prenupt inforce his %?

I agree with my colleagues and will add that putting your fiancé's name on the deed will likely have other implications, such as causing part of...

Can I be removed as a trustee from my family trust? My father has passed and his wifes children have taken everything.

I agree with my colleagues and will add that most trust agreements include language to allow a trustee to resign from that position if "unwilling...

How can I get the insurance to pay the estate?

I agree with my colleagues and will add that it's possible that your parents also signed "pour-over" wills ( I know all of my trust clients do),...