Is there a difference between a irrevocable trust done in CA vs one done in Idaho?
Ruth - as usual - is correct. Differences in laws between the two states may provide some opportunities for better planning. See Avvo.Com click on...
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Ruth - as usual - is correct. Differences in laws between the two states may provide some opportunities for better planning. See Avvo.Com click on...
Charlotte is correct. Take the documents you have - and sit down ASAP with an Elder Law attorney familiar Medicaid and other benefits that may very...
Quitting your job seems radical especially in this economy. You need to make a living. Under the circumstances, I'd sit down with an ELDER LAW...
They have the rights given to them in the original grant.
Definitely work with a NY-licensed Estate Planning attorney to get the disclaimer done. My colleagues have given you excellent advice. See...
Ruth's advice is 'right-on-the-money'. Follow it. Best of luck to you.
Both colleagues are correct. Some Trusts do continue for years but most make distribution after the death of the Grantor(s). The trustee usually...
My colleague Peter gave your EXACTLY the right advice. Follow it to the letter. Good luck !!
NO. Only a Court having jurisdiction over the Estate can 'terminate' an Executor.
A trustee is a fiduciary & must provide transparency to the beneficiary - to whom the Trustee now owes a fiduciary duty of loyalty. If not, then...