What does it mean.... Distribute the balance of such property, free of trust to trustors son, John Doe, if he is then surviving
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Answered on October 06, 2012
I would estimate that clients making wills and trust choose to have their property pass to their blood line in well over 90% of the documents I...
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I signed over power of attorney of myself to my mother when I was hospitalized. How do I revoke this?
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Answered on September 26, 2012
You do not indicate if the POA is for healthcare or for financial matters. If for healthcare, it is by stratute only effective when two doctors...
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Can the recievers of remainder shares in real property be forced to sell their shares by the life estate holder of the property?
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Answered on September 26, 2012
Attorney Frederick i right about the law in general. Since the property is iin Florida, the rights will be determined by Florida law. You need a...
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Real estate appraisal on decendent's home
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Answered on September 25, 2012
Appraisers are licensed, follow set procedures for valuations, and have no vested interest in a high or low value. Realtors are trained to sell...
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We live in Michigan. My father says he had a will and an irrevocable trust several years ago but they disappeared.
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Answered on September 25, 2012
If he had a will, it might have been registered with the county clerk in the county where he is a resident. The same is true of the trust but both...
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Do I have any rights?
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Answered on September 25, 2012
Attorney Morris is right on if your Grandother is still alive. However, I am infering that she is also deceased and that your Father is the...
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Who is the trustee?
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Answered on September 25, 2012
No attorney can answer this question without looking at the trust document. You say the successor trustee resigned three months after the death of...
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My father is incapacitated currently. My mother is deaf and wants me to have power of attorney. Can she give it to me?
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Answered on September 13, 2012
Mr. Brennean is correct in all he said. I am confused by what you mean about your Father being incapacitated. If you mean that he is not...
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Can we sell the house without her approval?
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Answered on September 12, 2012
I cannot answer your question because the facts don't add up. You say your sister is the executor of the estate. That means that the house was in...
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Elderly Mom being Manipulated
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Answered on September 12, 2012
Assuming the POA is well written and not been revoked, you would be entitled to do whatever she could legally do to "undo" the contract. However,...
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