Irrevocable Trust
(a) Yes, when the assets are transferred to the trustee of an irrevocable trust, the title is lost to the grantor. Of course, the terms of the...
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(a) Yes, when the assets are transferred to the trustee of an irrevocable trust, the title is lost to the grantor. Of course, the terms of the...
As a general matter, parents are the natural legal guardians of their children. Unless there is a court order limiting your rights as the natural...
The real question is: Why in the world would anyone fool around with do-it-yourself forms when there are serious problems and some kind of serious...
Most states will have some kind of notice requirement for decedent's estates. Yes, the notice solicits claims against the decedent's estate, but if...
Of course, mingling the trust's assets with the trustee's personal assets is not appropriate. The trustee is the one with the responsibility,...
The brother may also have a statute of frauds problem- in some places an oral agreement for real estate may not be admissible in evidence.
Yes, get your own attorney. It is not really possible to share an attorney. The neighbor's attorney will always be the neighbor's attorney. That...
There is not enough information to accurately answer your question. You don't mention who owned the home, and you don't mention whether there is a...
Yes. You can seek a guardianship. Consult an attorney in your area about the process of being named guardian and conservator. You should do this so...
Mortgage assumptions are relatively rare now, so it might not be too surprising that the lender would not have much staff or time to deal with...