A quit-claim deed simple provides that you are conveying the interest you have, whatever that interest might be. Contrast that with a warranty...

Can I move inherited and gifted assets into some other holding vehicle that is exempt from divorce or child support actions?

If your main concern is valid asset protection from "frivolous" lawsuits, you might consider asset protection trusts, either domestic or offshore. ...

When adding a co-trustee to an insisting trust does the document need to be witnessed?

I agree that the terms of the trust agreement will determine whether your father had authority to act in that manner. As far as witnesses,...

My house is in my name. husbands , mother 99. she has to be in nursing home. will they count her part as owing something.

From your description, it seems that your house is in your name, your husband's name and your mother in law's name (all 3 on the deed). If true,...

Is it to late to save my house from medical recovery?

It is likely too late to do any legal and valid "planning". Consult with an experienced elder law attorney, one who specializes is medical. Check...

My sister was given limited power of attorney for a recent real estate sale and now will not pay me my portion of the proceeds.

Agreed that limited power of attorney like this does NOT give your sister a right to keep the money. Rather, if simply authorized her to act as...

I am going on 18months now of waiting for a PA estate of my uncle to be settled. This seems excessive?

This long delay is one of the common parts of probate, in almost all states, and a large reason why many choose other planning options to avoid...

In Nevada, can the Trustee also be the Beneficiary for a Revocable Living Trust?

I would also add the somewhat obvious point that there can and normally are addition beneficiaries, who take trust assets after the death of the...

The trustee is refusing to transfer property out of a trust. What can I do to force the trustee to transfer the property?

Your first course of action should likely be to write a letter to the trustee, cite the applicable language of the trust, which requires asset...

My uncle (a lawyer) was left in charge of my aunt's will that I'm listed on and he wont show me any documents what should I do!!

If your aunt had a Will, that Will was likely submitted to the probate court and would then be a public record and you could go to the courthouse...