If a loan was given to me, but was not declared to the "Living Trust", then is that loan still property of that trust?

A living trust is often a planning document often used to avoid probate, and often operates in conjunction with a pour over will. A pour over will...

Usually probate assets must be inventoried, but each state has specific procedural laws regarding how to complete and file the inventory. I...

I need to clarify the issue of splitting marital debt/assets. I received great advice but I think I MISSED AN IMPORTANT STEP.

It sounds like you are underwater on this property. I suggest you consult with a legal professional in your state to determine whether you want to...

Repayment of an advance on inheritance

It sounds like the "advance of inheritance" was a completed gift. If there were conditions to the gift made to the decedent, then I suggest you...

For the purposes of financial accounts and insurance policies, are step-daughters considered "legal living children"?

I suggest you consult with a probate attorney in Vermont.

Probate of a land sale contract escrow company?

The answers to your questions depends on various factors. There are forms on the self service center for the Maricopa County Superior Court if you...

My husbands brother will not sign over his rights to his parents home to us even tho that was their wishes.

You are correct to be concerned. Because the parents died intestate with no estate planning documents, each child of the parents (and any child of...

I recommend that your husband prepare a new living Will if he wants to make sure that you, his spouse, has proper legal authority to make medical...

I want to put a property (which is currently under solely my name) to a trust for my daughters. How can I do that ?

Your query raises several issues. Is the property commercial or residential real estate? If residential, is the property your primary residence...

How can I find out about my mother"swill?She left my brotherand me half the houseand my father has the other half but he doesn't

The answer depends on the law of the State governing your mother's estate. If your mother died in Arizona or with assets in Arizona, the law of...