When is a house legally appraised for a trust after the death of the trustee

You first need to refer to the trust agreement, and make sure that the terms of the trust are followed. Then the trustee would prepare an...

Can someone will a property to you and state on the will once you die that property goes to some else they name

yes, but it would be a cumbersome arrangement without some other protections, and at minimum, a trust would be a recommendation. Basically she is...

Power of attorney for my father who is in prison in Nevada

the Nevada statutory form power of attorney agreements for financial matters and for health care decisions do not show the principal's address,...

Father died in CA in 2009 leaving oil/mineral rights to property in Colorado. Can Will still be probated or is it too late?

The short answer is yes, you can still probate the will in California. If you have a will of a decedent, you are obligated to file it with the...

Referencing Boulder Municipal code for illegally discharging firearms (bb gun)

See 5-2-4 of the code, generally penalty is a fine of not more than $1,000.00 per violation, or incarceration for not more than ninety days in jail.

Can my ex wife freeze my current wife's moneys if I fail to pay maintance.

Your exwife can garnish your assets for unpaid support, so if your wife's accounts contain your money, then your ex may be able to reach that...

If your not married how can you find out about a person who passed away, financial situation?

Her dependent children should be entitled to receive her estate, and the guardian of her children should be able to apply for dependent benefits. ...

If by "tax reasons" you mean tax problems, I would also suggest that you consult with an estate planning attorney who has experience with IRS...

What is a deed of Trust?

A deed of trust is substantially the same as a mortgage; a mortgage creates a lien on property to secure a loan, while a deed of trust is...

Can my creditor file a claim against my father's probate estate?

As mentioned above, the creditor does not have a claim against your father's estate, but your interest in the estate. If this is the only creditor...