Is it safe to add my name as a co-owner of my mothers Family Trust since my fathers passing?
Your question does not make sense. You do not "add your name as co-owner" of a trust. You can be the grantor of the trust, (which you are not,...
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Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
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Your question does not make sense. You do not "add your name as co-owner" of a trust. You can be the grantor of the trust, (which you are not,...
There may be. Many states have laws that allow the next of kin to transfer title to motor vehicles outside of probate, if there is not going to be...
I agree with Attorney Reed. Your father was given bad advice and there was no way for him to undo what he had done. Your aunts can choose to do so,...
I agree with Mr. Davis. I would just suggest another possibility. It seems to me that if the deeds were changed, the APS worker may be suggesting...
I agree with my colleagues. If I understand your situation, however, in the absence of a Will providing otherwise, I do not see how you would be...
You are not responsible for debts that you did not agree to be liable for. Having said that, the property is subject to the lien, so if payments...
I agree with Attorney Thompson. If your name is on the title, it is not clear why they are taking the position that they are. You should run this...
I agree with Attorney McMahon. Since it is possible (likely?) that the father will challenge you on this, you really should have an attorney assist...
The children are entitled to be jerks and they are not required to open an estate or to pay for a funeral. If an estate is not opened, there may be...
I agree with my colleagues. I would simply add that, if the second lot is part of the probate estate, which it appears to be, then there is a...