Can creditors recover any money from a irrevocable Supplement Needs Trust?

Q: "Can creditors recover any money from a irrevocable Supplement Needs Trust?" A: Usually not, but because "All debts were accumulated before the...

Do I really need a lawyer to transfer my late grandmother's property title to my name ?

There's a world of difference between the way things are supposed to work and the way they actually work in the real world. The executor SHOULD...

What forms/documents are needed to file a Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney&Health Care Representative?

Q; "Are there certain SCAO forms we need to fill out to file with the documents?" A: The SCAO forms are Supreme Court Administrative Office -...

Im 17 years old and i want to move with my sister. How can we make this happen.

When is your birthday? Why not wait 'til you're 18? If you must move now, get an attorney to petition the court to allow an almost adult to be the...

I'm POA for my aunt. 2 Co-POAs and I will meet to discuss our aunt's finances. Can a spouse (not a POA) attend discussion?

Hate to disagree or to be disagreeable but I don't think that any or all of you, acting as attorney in fact, have the right to disclose your aunt's...

My sister's husband died without a will. They own property in Georgia and California. Is probate needed? In one or both states?

Primary probate in Georgia, ancillary probate in Cali This will get her the real property as well as the various items of personal property held...

Does a beneficiary of a will or trust have a legal right to view the contents

Will - After death the will becomes a public document, so every body gets a look, if it's filed in probate court. Trust - After death, the trust...

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Question on surcharge on a trustee

Q: "What is this? Is it like a judgement?" A: It is exactly like a judgment... it IS a judgment. Q:"If the trustee has no real assets can a...

Q: "What is considered personal property in a will?" A: Everything but the real property... the bricks and the sticks... so all that stuff would...

What kind of trust?

You should immediately (before the dementia progresses any further) meet with an elder law attorney familiar with MediCal and divestment planning...