I agree with Attorney Davis, and recommend that you consult an Elder Law attorney. I am also a little confused by your questions, but I will add...

What is the difference between a deed in trust & quit claim deed when transferring a home to a revoc. liv. trust?

I agree with Attorney Smolinski. I would add that, in my opinion, this is one of those situations where "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound...

Why do I need a Deed in Trust and not a Quit Claim Deed to transfer a property to a living trust-is this the right form?

It sounds like you are trying to transfer the title of your home into your revocable living trust. If this is correct, the attorney who prepared...

My wife and her ex are still on the mortgage of the house we live in. If she would pass away. Who gets house?

It sounds as though both the lender and the ex-husband have liens on the house, which secures the debts owed to them. However, title to the house...

My husband had a brokerage account with Amerprise and he died in 2001. We had been married 42 years before his death.

I would strongly recommend that you make an appointment with a probate attorney in your area and take in the paperwork. The probate attorney can...

I was raised by my great aunt who recently passed away. Her biological children do not want to include me in distributing her

I am sorry for your loss. I agree with my colleague that you should consult a probate attorney. Generally speaking, if someone (Person A) who is...

Can an insurance company put a claim in against you if you settled out of court already

The precise answer to this question will depend a lot on the wording of the release, the insurance policy, and the timing of events. Generally...

WILL MY ATTORNEY MAIL ME THE RELEAE FORMS OR DO I PHYSICALLY HAVE TO SIGN IN HIS OFFICE

You are already represented by an attorney, and he or she will be able to respond to your questions. It is not appropriate for other attorneys to...

Can someone try to sue me for things they claimed they left in my garage 6 months later?

I agree with Attorney Goldstein. Yes, he can file a lawsuit and if he does you should defend it, not ignore it or he could get a default judgment...

My mother died. as executor do i have to file her will someplace?

If your mother was a resident of Illinois when she died, any person having possession of the will is required by law to file it with the clerk of...