Do I have the right to ask for or see my parents family trust .

If the trust had A/B provisions then part of it became irrevocable at your father's death. If you mother is incompetent there is at least an...

Is setting up a trust for my heirs better than doing a will? How does a trust work?

I agree with Mr. Edmunds. In my experience most people can see a substantial benefit from using a trust to avoid the probate process. There are...

I am receiving a larg wire transger from overseas do i have to do anything before receiving it?

Be very careful. This sounds like a potential scam. They get your banking information and then sweep your account of all the cash in it. Be sure of...

The two other gentlemen are correct. You can sign a small estate affidavit. It is probably better if your mother had a pour-over will (almost every...

You have a potentially complicated situation. I would want to see the mortgage transaction paperwork to determine if you signed a disclaimer deed...

How long do you have to challenge an irrivocable trust to provide documentation to named beneficiaries in the trust.

You can count on having 'a reasonable time' to get this done. However, if the trust document itself specified a time frame and you are now beyond...

How do you get funds when there is no beneficiary listed, no will or executor of an estate?

When a person dies without a will or a trust he or she is said to be 'intestate'. There are state statutes that govern what happens to such a...

Can I be a financial partner of a medical practice (LLC, not a corporation) in the state of Arizona if I am not a physician?

I agree with the two prior answers. There is a way to do it, but it is not simple. You would do well to seek the guidance of an attorney. Here is a...

Quit Claim or transfer into heir name before selling?

You haven't given enough information to answer your question. When you say he inherited a house via a will, do you mean he was just named in the...

Is durable power of attorney still valid after the maker's death?

No. It is not valid after death. You need to meet with a probate attorney and find out what your rights are. You can find one on Avvo.