You simply need them to deed their interests in the property to you. This is assuming that you already probated your mother’s estate. Absent a...

You cannot use a PO Box for the registered agent’s address. It MUST be a physical address so that if the LLC is sued, the sheriff/constable can...

No. The power of attorney became invalid at the time of her death. You are going to have to probate the estate to legally transfer title. Talk...

You simply need to prepare a deed transferring the property out of the trust and record it with the county clerk.

That name is too similar. You would have to get written consent from Lawn Guru, LLC to use your proposed name. This is extremely difficult to get...

You need to talk to a knowledgeable business/asset protection lawyer. There is sure much more info needed. The short answer is, yes you can. The...

The Trust only controls assets that are placed inside of it. Probably, the policy was neither owned by the trust nor was the trust named as the...

As the others have said, you probably formed an LLC. By default, multiple member LLCs are taxed as partnerships (unless the members are husband and...

Mr. Geffen is correct. There will be no deed since no one was appointed as the executor of the estate.

Two separate entities will help protect against potential liabilities. A series LLC is another option. Insurance will help as well. Either...