Irrevocable Trust: Do beneficiaries have a right to know what is in the trust before the persons die?

Well I think that the trust itself would verify whether or not contingent beneficiaries have any rights. Generally the answer is no! Obviously...

My husband is ill and we need a will, advance directive

Well, a person can change/modify a Will or most other estate planning documents as long as they are competent and alive. I would suggest that...

Can I Have my 2nd aunt will her portion of the property and house to me?

Your mother's aunt could probably quit claim her interest in the property to you. That would give you whatever interest she owns - what that is...

My Mother has a small estate consisting of approx. $1,000,000 in cash, savings, cds, property. When my Father was living they

I think that it is interesting that you consider a million dollar estate "small". As to you question the other attorneys are correct, a person can...

I would be mad too if I were your landlord and I went into your place and all the beer was gone. What kind of host are you dude? And I certainly...

How do I get a copy of a Will in which my children & I are named?.

I would suggest that you contact your divorce attorney. If your former spouse has an obligation to give you 50% of his inheritance then he likely...

While your question is quite specific the answer is not necessarily an easy one. Why? Because whatever you say to the landlord doesn't mean he...

I found out that my mother had a family trust. Shortly after she died my stepdad desolve the trust and didn't let any one know

It is unfortunate that more families don't talk about this before the parent becomes incapacitated or dies. That would make life much easier for...

Should we have a trust,living will or regular will. We have a 7 y/0 child. This is our only one.

You should consult with an elder law attorney. You probably should have all three documents that you mentioned as they are all important. ...

MY MOTHER PASSED AWAY IN 2008, I NEED TO FIND OUT ABOUT HER WILL, HER NEW HUSBAND WANT TELL ME NOTHING.

Wow. Ms DiSalvo gave you quite the answer. Bottom line is that you should consult with a local probate attorney. He/she can do a title search...