Can I, as grantor of an irrevocable trust, stipulate to whom I want specific items to be given??

This could be a sticky situation. Assuming the irrevocable trust does not have terms allowing such a change, then you are probably faced with one...

Sometimes the trust does not name a successor trustee, but outlines how a successor trustee can be chosen - usually by the majority of...

Can a wife get a house after husbands death even if he made a living trust and added only his daughter as the beneficiary?

Assuming the following: - Dad was still married to wife and living in AZ when he bought the house - Dad didn't use his own separate property to...

Do I get to see and approve what trustee will be taking out for expenses when house sales??

As a beneficiary of the trust, you have a right to receive an accounting from the trustee. This should not require court involvement, but if the...

What can we do ?

If the money is his outright as provided in his mother’s Will, then he ought to find a probate attorney to help him secure his rights. There are a...

Living Trust - The real estate I own that I would like to give to a charity, is in a diff state than where I am a resident.

You will most likely want to use an attorney in the state you are living in to create your trust and attending documents. However, that attorney...

A QUESTION about real estate...

The short answer is, yes, this can be done. However, if the house is titled in both of your names jointly with rights of survivorship, you will...

My mother had her trust done in Washington state. Does she need to have it re-done now that she's moved to Arizona?

If her trust was validly executed in Washington and still matches her needs and wishes, she does not have to re-do her trust just because she moved...

What rights does family have if aunt sold deceased grandmas property while they still reside in it?

I’m sorry to hear of your loss and your father’s difficulty. If your aunt legally inherited the property from your grandmother, then there is...

should I register my revocable living trust ?

No. Trusts do not need to be registered. In Arizona, as of 1986, Wills no longer are able to be registered either.