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I want to change ownership of an asset in a Trust. Do I need a Attorney?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
You need an attorney to draft the deed so your objectives can be accomplished.
I want to set up a living trust with my daughter as the beneficiary. I also want a divorce.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Many more facts are necessary to answer this question so you need to consult a California estate planning attorney.
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Is a trustee required to disclose all statements of the trust fund and what exactly can the monies be spent on or dispersed.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
The answer to your situation depends on the terms of the Will or trust involved and applicable state law. You should see a NH attorney for a...
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My Father Was Deceased In 2005. He Left A Trust Fund To Support My Step Mother Until She Passed Or Remarried.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
If you want to get anywhere you need to hire an attorney and provide that attorney with all information you have regarding the trust and step mother.
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My mom was the Settlor Trustee of a Revocable Living Trust. At one time she had her home titled in the Trust as a trust asset.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
You need to engage an attorney so you questions can be answered in a meaanginful way.
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Can my sister and brother that are the trustees/beneficiaries, withhold my part of the earnings and make me pay for lawyers fees
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Answered on August 23, 2013
The few facts presented are confusing. You need to repost with more facts stated in a clear manner regarding what is going on.
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Do beneficiaries have the right to see changes to parents trust if they passed before signing final papers making them legal?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
The general answer is that if your grandfather did not sign a document putting those changes into his trust, they are of no legal effect. A more...
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Can a trustee/beneficiary sell personal items & appliances to the other beneficiaries?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
The exact terms of the document need to be reviewed to answer your question accurately.
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Im the victim in a DV case for my husband, I dont know who to trust. Can I plead the 5th? We wanna work out our marriage.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
You may have better responses if you post in family law and criminal law sections.
Successor trustees vs Co trustees
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Successor refers to the order in which named trustees would act while co-trustees refers to more than one trustee authorized to presently act. ...
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