A LIVING TRUST WAS DRAWN UP MAY 10, 1996 IN FLORIDA. WE ARE NOW IN MICHIGAN WITH OUR DAUGHTER. IS OUR TRUST VALID HERE?

Normally, your estate planning documents that were prepared in Florida will still be valid in Michigan. However, because of differences between...

Do I have any rights to dispute the settlement of a lawsuit.

If the lawsuit is in Michigan for the death of your Grandma, then you need to talk to a Michigan attorney who is familiar with wrongful death...

My aunt just passed away. I was her caretaker. Can I open her will or do I have to have the probate court open it.

I am sorry for your loss. I agree with Attorney Conley. If, however, you are not the named Personal Representative in the Will, then Michigan...

Elderly financial exploitation and conversion?

You should contact an experienced estate settlement attorney ASAP who can advise you as to what options are available to attempt to recover funds...

I live in Michigan. My sister is in Texas. My parents recently passed. My sister was named their legal guardian because .

I am assuming from your question that the Trust that you referred to was prepared in Texas, not Michigan. Thus, you will need to consult with a...

About my rights as a father

Not only do you need to retain the assistance of a qualified attorney, but you have to plan on personally attending the scheduling...

Can I see a codicil from a previous will. Person has died

A Will, and any Codicil thereto, only become available for review as public records once a probate estate is open and they are submitted to and...

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My husband passed away recently. We made out a revocable living trust a few years ago.

I am sorry to hear about your recent loss. I agree that you should meet with the attorney who prepared the Trust who can advise you as to...

Is it against the law NOT to tell a cousin that her great aunt has passed away? Other friends and relatives are told.

No. However, if a probate estate is opened it might be necessary if the cousin is an heir.

If I go into a nursing home , and can't pay ,can the state take my house , if not what can I keep

If the home is in your name, or your spouse's name, or both names, and has no more than $543,000 in equity, then the state cannot take it in order...