What should be next step?

I agree with Mr. Graff's response. There is no excuse for a trustee to not comply with his or her fiduciary duty to the beneficiaries. Forgetting...

I answered your previous related question and would again emphasize the importance of meeting with a Medicaid Planning attorney. We don't provide...

I agree with my colleagues and would only add that as far as being eligible for Medicaid goes, owning a home can actually be quite helpful because...

Will I be able to start an investigation for someone who isn't blood family?

I'm not really sure what you are asking but questions related to the estate of a person who has passed away fit in the Probate practice area. If...

Do I need to hire an attorney before I file for disability benefits through Social Security? Or do I have to be denied first?

I think it is always a good idea to meet with an attorney when one is going to be dealing with the Social Security Administration. There may be...

How would a court interpret who is "My Agent" on a Utah Advance Health Care Directive? that is part of a trust.

Only the judge knows how a court will interpret a document. The Utah Advance Health Care Directive is not the easiest document to understand. It...

Can I register and use a pseudonym to sign personal and business transactions?

A person can do business as a sole proprietor and have a "doing business as" (DBA) name, which is similar to having a nickname or a pseudonym. ...

Can the father of my kids claim my kids on income taxes? If he is 11,000 behind on child support?

I changed the practice area to Child Support where I think you might get more responses from attorneys.

You indicated first that this is an irrevocable trust but then you called it an irrevocable will. A will is generally not considered irrevocable...

Removing a beneficiary of an irrevocable trust is a tall order but it is possible. Circumstances in which a beneficiary can be removed include 1)...