Can he pay himself under this scenario? If so, how much? Do I have grounds to displace him as trustee?
A) Your question SCREAMS that you need competent local representation. Run don't walk to a good local trust attorney. That said, in GENERAL,...
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A) Your question SCREAMS that you need competent local representation. Run don't walk to a good local trust attorney. That said, in GENERAL,...
There are lots of myths and uncertainties caused by 'policies' many funeral homes try to enforce even though there is no legal requirement for the...
As the others have mentioned, you don't HAVE to use a lawyer, however, each state has its own technicalities and processes, and unless you hire...
In addition, I would strongly consider hiring another local lawyer to represent you -- he can prepare a 'substitution of attorney' and ideally with...
It is never 'too late' but there are issues if you delay too long without a good reason. Property owned by a deceased person can only be...
Don't jump to assume a trust is the only way to structure ownership that will protect a special needs individual. Most specifically, please don't...
Sorry to hear of your loss. No one is under an OBLIGATION to start probate if there are so few assets as to make it uneconomical to do so....
if the TRUST owns the house, you don't own 20% of the house, you have an interest in the trust, and the TRUSTEE has the authority and...
Assuming a conservator has not also been appointed and your father is competent he can change the beneficiary himself. If a Conservator has also...
If your former broth-in-law has hired the same attorney to represent HIM in both matters, then it is unlikely that there is a conflict of interest....