Can a trustee to an irrevocable trust make changes without grantor or beneficiary agreement?
The answer this is totally a function of the language in the Trust. You need to see an attorney and provide a copy of the trust. There have been...
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The answer this is totally a function of the language in the Trust. You need to see an attorney and provide a copy of the trust. There have been...
To avoid probate for assets which do not name a beneficiary, you must create a trust. Making a list, even notarized is absolutely not enforceable...
Please re-post this question with more details; Where is the property? When did your father die? Were you adopted by another? Where did your...
An attorney must see what she signed to give you a better answer However, regardless of what it says, you do not personally have any claims
The first answer, although partial, was correct in telling you to act quickly. If your mother died more than a year ago, you options are limited. ...
You are the legal owner. Take the title with an original of the death certificate to a convenient Motor Vehicle office to get the title put in...
You have submitted this with confusion facts and are asking an attorney to make some assumptions. It would be best if you laid out all the facts...
If the property was "loaned to the hilt" its really a moot point since there was no value to what she was declining. It may qualify as a "fraud...
You will need to have an attorney file suit called a petition for discovery of assets by which the judge will order surrender of the property and...
Ahand written will is not valid or enforceable in Missouri. The probate court will decide.