I changed your question category to "guardianship" in lieu of probate, as it does not appear as though there is an inheritance related issue, but a...

Mr. Kaplan's answer is thorough and correct. While it may seem open and shut as a majority want your sister out as trustee, it isn't that...

You have a complicated fact pattern. You really need to sit down with an attorney to go over all of the details. Be prepared to tell the attorney...

You won't get a definitive answer to your question in this forum, as a creditor's ability to recover will depend on a number of variables. ...

Your question has been answered many times in this forum. Can you sue? yes. Will you win? based upon what you have said in your various...

Ms. Goldsmith is correct. While our laws do allow parents certain rights in respect to their children inherently, some instances, such as yours,...

I agree with Mr. Monks. I recommend you find a competitively priced attorney who can accomplish your goals. An amendment to your trust will not...

I agree with Mr. Kaplan's response. In my opinion, I think you would be best served to sit down with an estate planning attorney, who can (1)...

This is a tricky issue, but simply put, you are not going to legally force your sister to do something with land she owns. That's not to say there...

You need to retain an attorney. As you know, your situation has complex issues beyond a typical inheritance. However, if your father has passed,...