Colorado Springs, CO
Wills and living wills Lawyer at Colorado Springs, CO
Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills, Estate Planning ... +4 more
Depends on the terms of the trust. If the trustee is allowed to live in the house, he is also a beneficiary of that trust. As beneficiary (not as...
If you're representing the charity you should be asking these questions of the charity's attorney. Unless the estate is valued at $5,250,000 or...
For what you presented this certainly sounds excessive, but without knowing the exact circumstances I cannot tell. Most state bars have a fee...
A trust is empty unless the proper steps are taken to place the property in the name of the trust. IN the case of real property, this is done by...
Unless the trust itself has language that dictates time frames, there is no statutory time to act, except that she cannot unnecessarily delay. ...
Depending on the size of the gift, it is quite possible she could lose benefits. You can go to court and ask that a first party special needs...
A living trust can be amended at any time during the life of the grantor (or until he/she becomes mentally incapacitated), and can be amended as...
It depends on what the will, and the living trust say. As has been pointed out, typically when there is a living trust, the will is a pour over...
The agent under POA authority ends at the death of the principal. The trustee is responsible for trust assets and the executor for non-trust...
Your question is unclear. When you say your are second, do you mean there are co-trustees or are you a successor trustee. If you're a successor...
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