We have a Living Trust since 2002; however we have not had a face-to-face meeting with the lawyer. Is our Living Will viable?

You need to meet with an attorney to determine whether what you have is valid and if it is what you want.

Is durable power of attorney for a spouse and patient advocate implied by marriage? Can't they make these decisions w/o p.work?

No, the authority is not implied by marriage. I agree that your Dad should work with an attorney. It will probably cost around $200-300 or so...

You should be able to get this set up on your own by talking with the court clerks. I agree that you should at least consult with an attorney,...

My father passed away with no will .He wanted the house to got us his daughters .The house is not worth much,

You may very well need to do some form of probate, and whether that's one of the "shortcut" procedures, informal or even a formal proceeding, that...

I have a quit claim deed for for rights of survivership in my name and rela tives are trying to fight it ...can they take it

Generally, joint tenancy means the survivor takes. However, there are many factors involved in answering your question. An attorney would need to...

What is the process for transferring real property into an revocable trust

You need to have someone draft up a proper deed (and related document(s)) transferring the real estate into the trust. I do not recommend trying...

If you have a trust/will a decide to change it with a new attorney, should the new attorney let the new attorney know that you

It is not an ethical violation or illegal for the new attorney to not inform the first attorney of any changes to the estate plan.

Wills, Personal Rep Notice to Creditors

Unfortunately, you have been misinformed about the claims period. Additionally, it sounds like you are not sure how to go about administering this...

Michigan Law------The trustee of a will/trust forges the deceased signature and sells the vehicle and fails to put

You have a few different things going on here and it sounds like you're not too familiar with Michigan law regarding trusts and estates. If you...

My mother is keep my Grandmothers jewelry from me then she had left to me when she died and refuses to give it to me.

You really must meet with an attorney to go over the facts of your specific circumstances to give you an answer. There are too many things going...

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