My husband died and I've remarried. Do I change my last name on my Living Trust since the trust is for me and my children?

I agree that you should not change your name of the trust. However, you should probably have your estate plan reviewed. You should review your...

How do I get a Power of Attorney for my husband if he has dimensia?

You might want to initiate conservator/guardianship proceedings with the court and get him declared incompetent and you established as his...

My father passed away and only had a will. The will is signed and has my fathers properties listed to be split equally between

Most likely not. Assets that have beneficiaries already named will generally not be put into the "pot" of assets that is split up between the...

Landlord over charge $1400 after we moved out

You should ask the lawyer for an itemized explanation of what the landlord is saying that you owe. This should give you some clarification. I...

Mother passes away leaving a 18 year old, can she get a free legal attorney?

I don't know of any attorney's in Utah who do this kind of work for free. However, you can usually find attorney's who will take payment from the...

Can a trustee who is also a beneficiary of a trust give everything to himself?

To answer this question, an attorney really needs to review the trust document. You really need to have an attorney review the trust. Some...

I want to contest my Parent's Trust. How do we pay you? Estate worth 5 Million 5 Million cash.

You should contact an attorney in California

What wording do I need to use to ensure that no real property can be sold/transferred or given away in an irrevocable trust?

Do NOT draft your own irrevocable trust. Please see an estate planning attorney to help you.

My ex boyfriend, the father of my daughter, took my 4 month old and is hiding her so I cannot see her. how do I get her back?

Call the police. You can also speak with Utah Legal Services at (801) 328-8891 they help with low income individuals.

You will not be responsible for any taxes as a "pay-on-death" beneficiary. However, you might want to double check that you are actually only...