How would it work to have a successor trustee that lives out of state?
The short answer to this question is, "probably not." Legally speaking, unless the trust terms require a trustees physical presence in the state a...
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The short answer to this question is, "probably not." Legally speaking, unless the trust terms require a trustees physical presence in the state a...
The short answer to your first question is yes, as long as your will was validly created in NY, then it will be valid no matter what state you move...
The short answer here is yes, as long as the trust company in Illinois that you are wanting to use accepts trusteeships like this. In other words,...
I am sorry for the difficult spot you and your fiance are in. If the hospital isn't recognizing the power of attorney, your best bet is to contact...
I’m sorry you’re dealing with this issue. As a vested beneficiary of a trust, you should be entitled to the pertinent parts of the trust explaining...
I am sorry that you have lost your father. To answer your question, if your father was domiciled in Florida at his death (roughly translated: If...
The short answer is “no.” You usually need to submit the power of attorney to various institutions that the principal deals/dealt with such as...
First, I am sorry for your loss. Yes, if you are the personal representative or estate administrator, you should notify any company that the...
You can’t tell who the settlor is from just the trustee names and the name/date of trust. However, very often the settlors and the trustees are the...
By law certain documents like wills and trusts that favor a spouse are considered void upon a subsequent divorce. Having said that, you could both...