Being incarcerated certainly makes managing ones estate more difficult. Though logistically more complicated, an incarcerated individual can open...

Ms. Goldsmith is correct. While it is wise for everyone to have a will, the goal is not to need to use it. Paying for good advice now to have...

If your Uncle doesn't trust the changes made by the second attorney, simply take your Uncle and the Trust to a new (third) attorney. Your Uncle...

This is a good question. Unfortunately, I find it unlikely that you will obtain a satisfactory answer in this forum. You will need to have an...

The short answer is that you need to execute a deed in favor of your sister. HOWEVER, I would strongly recommend that you consult with an...

There are many estate planning tools that people use to assist in the transfer of their assets before their passing. I agree that, based upon...

If you open probate for your cousin, you can obtain a court order directing the funeral home to deliver the ashes to you. Contact a local probate...

Depending upon where you will be, and whose trust it is, you likely can still do it all yourself. Closing documents can be signed at an embassy or...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith and Mr. Rushforth. At the end of the day, the function of the Trust Protector is set forth in your trust document. You...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith. Depending on the purpose of your inquiry, it may be easiest to simply talk to the next of kin. They may already...