Legally, the answer is likely to be yes, as long as the POA is in effect. If the POA is only effective once the principal is incapacitated, then...

My mom put my brothers name on her home as a trustee. It is an irrevocable trust. She would now like to add her other child.

This sounds very unlikely. An irrevocable trust is a relatively unusual estate planning tool and is generally used only for specific purposes....

How do I change the named executor to a will and living trust from myself to my cousin before the beneficiaries die?

Because your aunt and uncle are still alive, the Wills could be changed to remove you without any action on your behalf. Because your aunt is...

Can land that my dad inherited from his mother be put into his children's name without the consent of his wife?

The wife has rights in the property, whether her name is on the deed or not, because of dower rights, if nothing else. So yes, she would need to...

Our mother left us a home in an irrevocable trust but we will never sell or rent. Can we leave the home in the trust's name?

I agree with Attorney Mashal. If the trust allows you to retain the property, which it may, then this would be no problem. If it says that the...

Can a trustee take a personal debt owed to them by a beneficiary from the trust when the trust is dissolved?

This is a complex situation and whether or not your father could do this depends somewhat on the terms of the trust. I would want an attorney to...

Is there a way to break a iravokable trust?

You have a very complex situation and you are not going to be able to get an answer on Avvo. There are too many variables, as my colleagues have...

Am I liable to pay any additional money beyond the terms of a contract if I cancel a service within the allotted time?

It sounds to me like you are out the $124.99. That should be the extent of it. My guess is that there WERE no additional expenditures made on your...

Do I need a real estate attorney?

Interesting questions. You would need to be very careful how you structure this. If you are paying the property taxes, then you should be able to...

How can my sister access trust information for her disabled (autistic) daughter ?

I agree with my colleagues. Since a GAL has been appointed, it sounds like there is already ongoing probate involvement regarding this. Given that,...