If property/money is placed in a Revocable Family Trust in Arizona are they deemed save from being attached by creditors?

I agree with Ms. Golden (except that I believe she means "general principle" rather than "general principal"). A good rule of thumb is that if you...

What forms does the recorders office need to revoke a living trust?

First, I would suggest that you go back to the county office and ask specifically which forms they say you need, and if they have samples of them...

Is vacant family land at risk of being taken by a "good deed neighbor"?

In Louisiana, acquisitive prescription runs in favor only of someone who "possesses" the property. (If a person possesses in good faith, believing...

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Can a person be called a common law spouse, if the other were married for 30 years? but was living with that person for 20

Louisiana does not recognize "common law marriage."

I read your question differently than Mr. Cougle did. He interpreted it to mean there is a house on the property, while I read it to mean the land...

Employer is mandating that every employee take a picture to be placed on company website. Can I legally refuse?

The first paragraph of Ms. McCall's answer sums up your situation well. I suggest you make your concerns known to your employer so that the...

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How can I update my living trust. The attorney that did them are no longer in business.

As cost is a concern for you, you might seek an estate planning attorney who offers a free initial consultation, at which time you can get an...

I'm sorry there is such turmoil in your family dynamics. Your willingness to look at various solutions shows that you have true concern for your...

Clarification regarding the Residence and Provision clause in my father's will needed?

I disagree with Mr. Kitta's conclusion. The language simply prohibits the testamentary trustee from disposing of the property (he "retains" as...

Need some information about obtaining a will from another state

You may be able to get some help from the clerk of court's office in the county (or parish) where your parents died by calling and asking to find...