A trustee can resign or refuse to act at any time. There is no deadline, as such, but there are responsibilities as trustee. For example, the...

Is it difficult to revoke power of attorney if the person in possession has declared you to be incompetent

It is generally not difficult to revoke a POA, under these circumstances. But if the son fights it, then your cousin may need to go to court. It is...

After I send the two letters to my sons saying that I revoke the POA that I gave them, then what do I take to the clerk of court

I am not sure why the POA would be on file with the clerk. Unless this is an NC thing, most POAs are not filed. If the POA is on file anywhere, I...

Who holds power of attorney?

Someone would need to review the actual documents. If your POA revokes any prior POAs, which it likely does, then your sister is dead in the water....

How do I revoke the POA that I gave someone in NC ?

Send a letter in writing to your sons as well as anyone else who may have been provided a copy of the POA. You should then sign a new POA, to make...

What kind of lawyer do I need?

I agree with Mr. Shultz. Your summary is not entirely clear. You have red flags, however, so you need an attorney to assist you in investigating...

I am not a California attorney, but I believe the answer to your main question is NO, they cannot force you to remove life support. They will...

I agree that your question is not entirely clear. U/A is a common abbreviation used when referring to a trust agreement. If Jack Doe is acting as...

As a backup trustee (original trustor recently deceased) should i have received a full and complete copy of the revocable trust?

I agree with my colleagues. It is not clear from your facts whether or not you would have a right to the entire trust at this point. You should...

Where can I find some legal help with my family Trust & the estate that's in probate since 1992 to currently?

I agree with my colleagues. I would simply add that you may be able to get information from the probate court as to the status of the estate, if...