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Hi I recently just lost my father on feb.10,2015 and now my step brother is the executioner of the will and trust I guess, well
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Answered on March 25, 2015
Sorry for your loss. Mr. Zichi. is correct, you are entitled to notice from the executor that probate has begun and a copy of all relevant...
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Can I revoke a 'living trust' , there is a clause allowing for the living trust to be revoked? How much would it cost?
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Answered on March 09, 2015
So long as the trust is not "irrevocable" and you are the maker of the trust, you may revoke it at any time. You may want to talk to an attorney...
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I lived with a man in Arizona. Who had 5 children my age except one who ist twenty. He recently passed away leaving his daughter
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Answered on March 09, 2015
Were you married to this man? Are you named in the estate plan (either will or trust)? There are a slew of questions that your question generates. ...
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Can my mom file for grandparents rights?
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Answered on March 09, 2015
There may be some confusion concerning the varying (custody) rights awarded to non-parent third parties. Grandparents Rights in general, are the...
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Rules for visiting at ex spouses when visiting child
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Answered on March 03, 2015
It’s tricky to be specific because all families are different, but I always tell my clients to consider this. If you don’t want the other parent...
If a rental property is held in trust, and a co-trustee signs the lease, who is the proper plaintiff against the former tenant?
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Answered on March 03, 2015
I agree with my colleague on this one. The trustees of a trust are able to bring suit on behalf of the trust without the trust being specifically...
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Am I entitled to a copy of my mother's trust after she passed away, even if I am not be listed as a beneficiary?
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Answered on March 03, 2015
It is unlikely if you are not a current beneficiary. One of the reasons people create trusts is because they are designed to preserve privacy. You...
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Can I take my son to Calif from AZ and divorce my wife who is physically abusive to me
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Answered on March 03, 2015
I agree with my colleagues in their advice. Arizona is the child’s home state and would be the proper place to file for divorce and subsequently...
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How can my son protect himself legally from future problems? What potential problems might he run into with this situation?
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Answered on January 23, 2015
You must consider the fact that in your adult son's relationship, you hear only half of the story and likely have little to worry about. I know...
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Can my father legally sign a living trust even though a stroke has caused his signature to be illegible?
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Answered on December 04, 2014
First, so long as your father is competent and the signature, in fact belongs to your father, there shouldn't be any issues. People usually are...
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