What can I do about misconduct of a living trust?
You can fire and replace the do-nothing attorney. Have your new attorney file a Motion to Replace the Trustee. Good Luck.
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You can fire and replace the do-nothing attorney. Have your new attorney file a Motion to Replace the Trustee. Good Luck.
Banks don't automatically know that one of their customers has died until they themselves get notified. I recommend you have your own Estate...
Everyone's estate is a bit different. That being said, you could interview several candidates. On Avvo.com click on on Find-A-Lawyer, then choose...
Follow through with the police. File a Report and be willing to Testify.
If it is a JOINT Living Trust - the Grantor(s) only have the right to Amend a Trust according to its written terms to which they both agreed in the...
A trustee is a FIDUCIARY - and therefore has a DUTY to avoid Self-Enrichment. However if ALL Beneficiaries agree in writing a Trustee might work...
He didn't make the changes you anticipate BEFORE he died, so now it's too late. What changes he had in place before his death are now permanent.
I concur with Robert. A special needs trust can likely accomplish what you seek.
Take your documentation with you - and sit down with an Estate Planning attorney. See Avvo.Com click on 'Find-A-Lawyer', then enter 'Trusts' as...
Attorney Portnoy is correct. After moving 'his things' to storage, pay one month - then notify him of the address. Take reimbursement of the cost...