Can a trustee change or modify the trust without notifying the other beneficiaries?
As Mr. Gold indicated, it would be unusual for a Trustee to have the right to alter the terms of the Trust, unless that Trustee is also the...
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As Mr. Gold indicated, it would be unusual for a Trustee to have the right to alter the terms of the Trust, unless that Trustee is also the...
This appears to be a duplicate posting. You do not inherently have any rights to act as your husband's agent, by virtue of your marriage. The POA...
Your summary is not altogether clear, but absent revocation by your husband, the POA would remain in effect. Your marriage does not terminate it,...
It is really impossible to say the legal effect of the documents without being able to review them. What you describe sounds strange, to say the...
If your mother in law died 10 years ago, I think you are out of luck. The statute of limitations on trusts is roughly 3 years. You have a bit of...
You have had a range of answers so far and as with most legal matters, the answer "depends on the situation." I generally use flat fees based on...
You need a contract lawyer. Hopefully, you have a builder's license, and hopefully you also have a written contract. Without a builder's license,...
Assuming your father has capacity, he can sign a POA form giving you authority to pay. Your best bet is to have this prepared by an attorney as...
I agree with my colleagues, but I am concerned by your comment about money. In my opinion, your lawyer should have fully explained your documents...
CAN a court do this? Yes, it is possible. WOULD a court do this? It strikes me as very unlikely. Stranger things have happened in court. But what...