A Guardian does not have the right to either a) act in the Trustee's stead if the Trustee is disabled or b) change the terms of a trust created by...

Wife protecting assets

You should discuss with an attorney having a document drawn up stating that your property is your separate property and his property is his...

Does a durable power of attorney give a person the right to change an executor on someone's will?

There are several issues in this question. First, a power of attorney cannot change someone's Will, including the appointment of Executor. However,...

What paper do I fill out at the courthouse to make me personal rep of my husband who has passed away so I can get his medicalkre

In order to be named as the personal representative of the estate, a probate action must be filed. However, you should discuss your situation with...

All my mother's assets were depleted from her trust in July of 2000. She just died in June. What do I do with her empty trust?

As a general rule, if the house is not part of the Trust assets when the time comes to distribute, the provisions dealing with the distribution of...

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What happens if your only parent has passed away (10 yrs ago) and you never had her will probated in Texas?

You should speak with a probate attorney to ensure that all of the details are covered. If you are simply attempting to transfer title to the...

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What is the best way to purchase my elderly parents home so they may remain in it but receive the cash from sale to live off?

You need to speak with an Elder Law attorney. You need to structure the transaction so that it will not disqualify them from receiving government...

There are a couple of ways to accomplish this. You can a 1/2 interest in the property to him and create a joint tenancy with rights of...

Can you be prosecuted for leaving someome who died from an overdose?

This isn't a probate question, I have changed the practice area to criminal.

Our mother `s will states divided in thirds. She made our younger sister the representative . She is doing nothing to sell

You should discuss the matter with a probate attorney in the state and county where your mother lived. The attorney your sister hired represents...

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