What to do if elderly parent refuses to take action

Have an Estate Planning attorney file a Motion for Guardianship / Conservatorship. See Avvo.com under Find-A-Lawyer. Good Luck.

Does the IRS require disposal and liquidation of the assets of an irrevocable trust within a particular time frame?

No such requirement exists unless such a requirement is part of the Trust document. See Avvo.com under 'Find-A-Lawyer' and take your paperwork with...

If the Trust has already been signed & notarized it is in effect. "Back-dating" it would be Fraud.

My dad entered a nursing home in PA in Aug. I must purchase an irrevocable burial trust. He'll be buried in IL.

Medicaid in each state can be slightly different. Best bet: sit down for a private consultation with an ELDER LAW attorney. See Avvo.Com click on...

Can great grand children contest a will

The idea of contesting a Will is normally based on an assertion that when signing the Will the Testator was either not legally capable or that he...

Pour over will only 4 real properties

If this is truly a 'Pour-Over Will' that means that most of the Assets have already been distributed by the Trustee of the Trust and only the...

Does the executor of a trust fund wells fargo need to file a 706 form if the amount is under 900.000.00 ? and if not what can I

The 706 filing complies with the necessity to file an Estate Tax Return even if there is no tax DUE.

Do I need to set up a trust for my part of an inheritance first before considering a need to file chapter 7?

Bankruptcy law has its own rules & parameters - and 'fraudulent transfer' claims can result if you engage in trust planning within the period...

My sister wants to be cashed out on a shared property interest. Can I take out a mortgage on the trust property to buy her out?

Not sure if the bank will go along with, but if you have the okay of all the beneficiaries and the Trust document gives you the trustee's power to...

If a addendum to the trust is submitted 1 1/2 years after the 120 day notice period. Is it still valid

Definitely have an Estate Planning attorney review the documents and advise you.