Can a Trustee cash bonds from an estate, without permission from the siblings?
Rather than posting repeated questions here, you would be much better served by actually consulting with and probably hiring an attorney to answer...
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Rather than posting repeated questions here, you would be much better served by actually consulting with and probably hiring an attorney to answer...
Someone can always show up and try to contest the trust. However, from your description, the step-son would have little chance of success.
As my colleagues have pointed out, the named beneficiary on non-probate assets does not have to share those assets with others who were not named...
I strongly suggest you consider hiring an attorney to represent you. These things can move forward very quickly and once the judge has entered an...
You probaby need to consult with another attorney, and may need to fire your current attorney. You cannot go around your attorney to get to the...
There is no estate tax at the state level, but there may be taxes to be paid, such as income tax, etc. If the bonds are not in the trust (if they...
Yes, you need your own attorney to make sure your interests are being protected. It doesn't sound like you are going to have any luck dealing with...
You are entitled to the portions of the trust that relate to your share.
It's difficult to give you an answer from your description of the facts. Some information is left out, and the situation is obviously somewhat...
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