Las Vegas, NV
Trusts Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Trusts, Estate Planning ... +2 more
You may want to look into whether or not your Grandmother's estate was Probates in the County where she resided at the time of her death.
If he is deceased and she is the beneficiary, then she has a right to the funds. Time to Litigate against them for Breach of Contract. See...
A Life Insurance Company has a contractual / legal obligation to pay out Death Benefits $$$ to the Beneficiaries named in the policy contract.
Yes - a stepped-up basis adjusts the consequences of selling. The step-up would be the value of the property on the date of death of the last...
There is no problem moving into two separate Trusts. Have your attorney prepare the documents, then as Co-Trustees simply transfer any appropriate...
Have your attorney check the "Statute of Limitations" which would be triggered using the Date of Death.
This can be a bit complicated - and require more of an analysis & recommendation than you can obtain on this forum. Sit down right away with a MS...
While they cannot go after you personally, if there any assets which might be converted to satisfy the debts, they can certainly go after those...
A Living Trust is a good idea in any event. However, whomever is listed as Beneficiary on the Retirement Plan is who will get the $$$$.
Several factors come into play. Follow my colleagues' advice. Sit down with an Elder Law attorney to review and discuss the best options going...
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