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Can the executor named in a WILL sell the personal property of the deceased without any other beneficiary knowing?
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Answered on September 19, 2016
You don't state whether a probate estate has been opened, or whether there are even beneficiary designations on the various assets naming you and...
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Estate Q
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Answered on September 09, 2016
Living Trust assets (assets which have been properly transferred into the trust through ownership, beneficiary designations, TOD's, etc.) are...
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I am taking care of an aging parent. She currently lives w/ me. If something were to happen , who would have the estate?
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Answered on September 08, 2016
The answer to your question depends completely on a variety of different factors. You don't mention whether your mother has an estate plan (will,...
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Do you have to go to probate if you have a revocable living trust
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Answered on September 08, 2016
Generally speaking, assets that are "funded" into a Revocable Living Trust are not assets subject to probate. Your question is generally unclear,...
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How do I apply for a Letter of Administration without a will in the state of Missouri?
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Answered on February 01, 2016
It's best to consult with an attorney on these types of matters. Missouri has very specific rules for opening a probate estate without a will. ...
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Can the person in charge of my moms trust go into her house and take things out himself without my knowledge?
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Answered on November 13, 2015
Without knowing what the trustees powers are within the trust, it is impossible to answer this question. If the trustee is administering the...
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Is there any recourse to a will from 2 beneficiaries to have the trustee removed from the will? My father is still alive.
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Answered on November 13, 2015
We would need far more information about the situation to answer this question.
You use the term "trustee", which is someone acting in a...
My mother did a trust amendment in 2009 and it is only notarized. I was told that the uniform trust agreement
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Answered on October 03, 2015
Missouri does not specifically require that a trust be witnessed, only that the signature of the maker (settlor) of the trust be notarized. Most...
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