How do I find an attorney who represents trust beneficiaries on a contingency basis?

If you can't afford an attorney, try another route. Go to Legal Aid. If they won't take your case, you might try Adult Protective Services....

What are the boundaries of a discretionary trustee

There is a fiduciary duty for the trustee to act impartially, but that can be changed of excused under the terms of the trust.

How do I change title to my home (paid in full) to a revocable trust? My husband passed away and title is in both names?

It is going to be a lot easier (and safer) to work through an estate planning attorney to get your husband's name off the title and then put title...

How will I be able to collect on a unpaid small claims judgment if the defendant has real-estate property listed under a trust?

A revocable trust alone does not protect the assets of the grantor/settlor who established trust. (You can't hide from your creditors.) If however...

Is it not against other federal laws to have the ssa pay another person directly for ssi benefits? What bout the us constitution

No sense going on about state law. Social Security is a federal agency and under the supremacy clause, the federal rules control.

My husband & I will be married 5 years this November. The house that we are still paying on is in his & his daddy name.

Since yours is a "blended family," at a bare minimum you and your husband need to have Wills prepared. A living trust might be even better, but I...

Can someone help with challenge of will to work on contingency and will need to act as poa with out down payment?

Other than stating that you want an attorney to work for free, you haven't given any concrete facts to support a Will Contest (a very difficult...

I hate to be passing you around, but even with your father's capacity issues, this isn't really an elder law question. As phrased it is a personal...

What can happen

Besides being a cruel and tasteless joke on an old lady, impersonating a federal officer is a serious crime. Technically he could go to jail....

My mother a Ohio resident gave me a gift, a ring 15 yrs ago. Now she wants it back and I said no. My rights?

If her intent was to make a gift...well...a gift is a gift. If she only wanted to loan it to you, why has she waited 15 years to retrieve it?