When should a irrevocable trust be closed and last of money distributed to beneficiaries?

You do not say how much the "small amount" is. You also do not say how many beneficiaries there are. While this may not be important from a legal...

Is probate necessary in this matter?

There are at least TWO small estate procedures that you could take advantage of, provided the value of the life insurance is less than $20k. You...

How do I go about a will, when my mother passed away and her mother has a living trust set up? How do I determine the value

I agree with Mr. Zichi. There is way too many unknown facts in your situation to give you any guidance other than, "you MAY need to speak with a...

Can I or my partner get in trouble if we get pregnant while I'm married to another man?

It depends on what you mean by "trouble." There is a presumption under Michigan law that the child is your husband's unless there is evidence to...

If there's 4 people on a deed can 3 of us evict 1 ?

The answer to your question is no. You cannot evict an OWNER. You can only evict a tenant. You can petition the court for partition, as Mr. Powe...

Can I, as a son and a co-respondant of my mother's will, get full financial disclosure from my sister who was POA?

I got the opposite impression from your summary from Mr. Powe's; that your mother is now deceased. If your mother is alive, I agree with his...

Land contract... seller never files anything with county deeds...

There are a lot of interesting snippets, here, but more facts are likely necessary. The seller is not the only party that can file documents with...

Title holder's rights on a foreclosure if not on loan

This is a tricky situation, because of privacy laws and contract laws. The contract was not with you, (or apparently your husband, for that...

What would my brothers exgirlfriend be entitled to?

A judge can decide either way. Ideally, they would be able to agree on this without going to court. But it does not sound like the GF will agree to...

Generally, the answer is no. As long as the value is less than $60k, you can transfer the title to the next of kin at the Secretary of State's...