Are my parents assets safe?
Welcome to the Adult World. At age 20 you are legally responsible, not your parents - unless they own your vehicle or have let you borrow theirs...
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Welcome to the Adult World. At age 20 you are legally responsible, not your parents - unless they own your vehicle or have let you borrow theirs...
Depends on 2 things: (1) the laws of the State they live in and (2) Whether or not she has an Estate Plan - i.e. Living Trust or Will.
Yes if the facts support the case. A breach of fiduciary duty is a serious thing. Have your legal counsel file a Motion to Compel an Accounting...
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Have your Attorney file a Motion to Compel a Complete Fiduciary Accounting and a separate Motion to Replace the Trustee for Breach of Fiduciary...
Attorney Smith is correct, and you should consult with Counsel. See Avvo.Com under ;Find-A-Lawyer.
I'd consult with legal Counsel to get detailed help. See Avvo.Com under 'Find-A-Lawyer'
Both attorneys are correct. It's an uphill effort to get the funds released to you since you are not a beneficiary.
The Trust - and not you - is listed as the Owner of the stocks.
Attorney Tigerman is correct. See Avvo.Com under ;;Find-A-Lawyer". Good Luck.
You'll want to consult with an Estate Planning attorney in your area familiar with Gen-Skipping Trusts and/or a Certified Public Accountant who is...