Do not attempt this without help from an attorney who has experience in Medicaid planning.

If your state provides for non-probate transfers, you may transfer your house to your sister via beneficiary deed (a transfer that takes effect at...

No, but you should name your revocable trust as second or alternate beneficiary in case any primary beneficiary does not survive you.

Form a limited liability company ... owned 80-20. Make your rev trust the 80% member of the LLC. Have your rev trust transfer 80% membership to...

How could someone illegally get their name on a deed?

First, I don't understand how you "inherited" the property. The question is how did title pass to the property. Did it pass through probate to...

Is a warranty deed the best protection for siblings who are left real estate by parents?

If the transfer takes effect at death, then it is probably a beneficiary deed (not a warranty deed). A beneficiary deed takes effect at death and...

How do I get the property that I currently live on ,but it was my father's and it's still in his name

Lots of missing facts here. For example, do you have siblings? Do you have siblings who have predeceased you? You can only acquire title via the...

Instead of a trust, can we just put our house and car on TOD?

The good news is that you've done something to avoid probate. The bad news is that TOD is not a substitute for planning. You are making a common...

Yes, your joint revocable trust is a "grantor trust" for this purpose. You and your spouse are both "grantors." You should never apply for an EIN...

revocable living trust, cost of services. Hourly, start up, maintaining.?

I would encourage you to attend the estate planning class at the St. Charles Community College. Here's the link: ...