Is it legal for the trustee to withhold the accounting spreadsheet from a beneficuary? In a trust.
Have an Attorney from your County review the facts and advise you. You're entitled to an Accounting.
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Have an Attorney from your County review the facts and advise you. You're entitled to an Accounting.
An attorney from your county should look at this. See Avvo.com under 'Find a Lawyer'.
Thomas is right. If there is a requirement to pay back some of the money the beneficiaries would not appreciate it.
Have the deed reviewed by a real estate attorney. This is too important to try and do yourself.
Depends on how the Trust is drafted. You are both listed as beneficiaries of the Trust so it is likely so. Sit down with a copy of the Trust and...
The smartest move on your part now is to get competent legal advice. See Avvo.com under 'Find-A-Lawyer'. Good Luck
I concur with Jamieson's answer. The sooner you act the better.
You need the help of an Elder Law attorney - and the sooner the better.
Depends on the type of POA. Have it reviwed by Counsel.
Ask the Court for guidance. Have your attorney file a Motion and explain the circumstances. Good luck.