Insolvent Estate
Your question doesn't actually establish that the estate was insolvent. Under most states' laws if the beneficiary of the life insurance is an...
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Your question doesn't actually establish that the estate was insolvent. Under most states' laws if the beneficiary of the life insurance is an...
Probably. Although you haven't given enough information to completely answer the question. In most states your deceased brother's children...
Yes. The fact that an estate is insolvent does not eliminate creditors, but rather permits all creditors to be paid on a pro rata basis. No...
First, contact an attorney. You're not going to be able to do this on your own. You'll need to go back to the domestic relations court to present...
Yes, get an attorney. By your own admission you've been disruptive and insulting. Start working through an attorney to get better results.
Agree with Ms McMahon. For a trust that was strictly your father's no changes could be made after death. But, if it was a joint trust with his...
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Perhaps. Depending on how the special needs trust was written. Many SNTs prohibit any distribution for food and shelter. Others allow such...
You need to contact a trust attorney to assist you and your mother. Distributions are determined by the terms of the trust. If your mother is not...
The trust will not fail. You haven't adequately explained what you mean to adequately answer the question. When distributions can be made is...
Apparently you learned too little. You're not going to be able to get a constructive trust declared by the court without assistance. The prior...