Can I let a family member take over my mortage with USDA if I can no longer pay it without my daughters consent?

Not sure how you got a mortgage from the USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture) - but that's beside the point. IF you property is owned by a Living...

Guardianship case being contested.

Guardianship should approached carefully, with an attorney to advise you. See someone locally who has handled this kind of case before. See...

My wife and I have a revocable trust. How can we eliminate the trust?

The Revocable Living Trust is NOT an Asset Protection Trust. What it does do is to provide financial protection to (1) Avoid Probate and (2)...

Can an executive of estate be found incompitent for the below reason?

Parent Fitness has nothing to do with being named as an Executor of an Estate. See Avvo.Com under Find-A-Lawyer. Good Luck.

In KY, how soon must will disbursement be? Five years too long? Can ck be made to trust account instead of estate?

Five years is a bit long. See 'Find-A-Lawyer' at Avvo.Com for help.

Happy New Years 2015 my dad has passed away and has a Will And my mother mind Isn't on the Right side

You should consult an Estate Planning attorney right away. See Avvo.Com under 'Find-A-Lawyer;.

Your question seems to confuse the difference between a Will and a Trust. You can be trustee if named in the Trust document. You can file a...

Can a person who is inheriting at 25 inherit early

The answer is found in the Trust document. The dispositive provisions plus the powers of the Trustee are the keys to finding it. See what the...

As a trustee can I place stipulations on the monetary disbursement of my fathers annuities?

The trust document itself holds the answer. The 'powers' section in particular - and the dispositive provisions should be your guide as trustee. ...

As executor of family will, how much can I ask for when closing estate? The will is probated in Mississippi, I live in Texas.

Normally the amount is provided for under state law - which specifies the amount you are to receive for administering the Estate. See Avvo.Com...