Farmington, UT
Estate planning Lawyer at Farmington, UT
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
You really do have several issues to address, as set forth in the previously response to your question. Specifically, you have state law issues...
I recommend that you obtain a copy of the will and make a written timeline regarding the facts you described above, including the death of your...
You do not have to have a lawyer sign your updated Health Care Directive and Will. My guess is that the bank wants you to consult with an attorney...
Hopefully the following will help you: 1. Unless there is some contractual basis, you and your remaining family members should not be liable...
The short answer to your question is no, a will does not have to be notarized to be valid in Utah. Notarization of a will is usually part of a...
You should not have to pay those bills from your funds unless you personally guaranteed the hospital that you would pay such bills. If they want...
Whether an irrevocable trust prevents qualification for government benefits is a hot topic in estate planning. If the trust is structured...
Unfortunately, your lender may be right. However, you may have some equitable remedies to recover some value from the home. You need to consult...
It is very likely that the trust will not have to be filed with any county--that is one of the benefits of using a trust based plan. However, that...
This inquiry triggers several issues for you to consider: First, are you okay without this home as an asset? I alway want to make sure clients...
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