Can I take 1/2 of the money in a trust fund set up under my son and my name?

I agree with my colleagues. There is no way to answer your questions, based solely on the information you have provided. You need to review the...

If the assets in question are in your father's name alone, then probate WILL be required. While this is not the nightmare that is sometimes...

Can you help us with a joint POA?

I agree with Mr. Messinger. In addition to the consequences he mentioned, you also have the practical problems of determining who has the...

HHow can I guarantee that my oldest will get her share of my assets if I pass away before my husband who is her stepfather.?

Mr. Kalls has given you a very good answer. As he indicated, more information is needed with regard to your assets and objectives. There are a...

It sounds like you have very unreasonable tenants. I am not sure I would hit them with a "formal warning," but this certainly sounds like something...

My husband's sister is exploiting their Dad. She has coerced him to sign over property, change the trust and pay her living exp

The answer to your questions depend primarily on the condition of your FIL. If he has legal capacity to handle his estate planning, there is little...

My husband passed. I have a clear title vehicle in his name and I want to sell. What is the process?

If the car is worth less than $60k, there is a certificate form that you can sign at the Secretary of State in order to have title reissued in your...

My dad's last will states that I am to be the personal representative. What are my right's as personal representative?

I am sorry about your father's death and the circumstances you currently find yourself in. Your summary is a bit perplexing in at least one aspect,...

Do step children have inheritance rights?

In Michigan, stepchildren are not "heirs." What that means is that, in the absence of a Will, they are not entitled to pay of the estate, in most...

Under those circumstances, there is really no benefit to going through probate. I would use the Affidavit.