A qualified income trust, aka Miller Trust, allows someone to place their income into a trust in order to qualify for Medicaid long-term care...

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Please confirm if the heirs have the right to view all financial (bank) statements for a Revocable Trust created in Wisconsin?

Yes, in Wisconsin trustees must keep qualified beneficiaries informed about the administration of the trust. Trustees must provide a report of the...

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Can a "Charitable Remainder Unitrust" (or CRUT) created in North Carolina be garnished by a judgement against the recipient?

A charitable remainder unitrust is an irrevocable trust created under the authority of the IRS. The person who created the trust is known as the...

Can anyone offer what the statutory requirement for a spouse in the state of wa,

Washington is a community property state. That means that any property that either spouse earned during the marriage is community property. Each...

Can I get the poa removed from my brother and put into the hands of a lawyer outside the family?

You should send a copy of the document revoking the POA to all the financial institutions that received a copy of the original POA. Banks and other...

Yes, it may be possible to trade in your vehicle and remove your mom's name from the loan. If the dealer makes you an offer and you accept, the...

Your claim against the estate (request for caregiver wages) must have been made in writing to be effective. KRS 396.015 requires that a written...

Can I renounce my part in my parents' living trust?

Yes, you can turn-down the trust assets by filing a disclaimer. In order for the disclaimer to be valid, it must meet certain criteria. (1) A...

If a person has Power of Attorney in two different states {SC & PA} and is revoked in SC and banks notified there, is the POA

As a practical matter, the Power of Attorney is still active in PA if the bank was not notified that the POA was revoked. Did the principal, the...

If a person has Power of Attorney in two different states {SC & PA} and is revoked in SC and banks notified there, is the POA

As a practical matter, the Power of Attorney is still active in PA if the bank was not notified that the POA was revoked. Did the principal, the...