2 trials or 1 trial, me as Pro-Per & also Conservator, I requested court not approve Trustee Audit & Conservator objected also

My colleagues are correct. Both objections will be consolidated into One Hearing..

Does a trust prevent a common law spouse from taking your property at death. (Kansas)

Time to sit down and have the Trust itself carefully reviewed by an Estate Planning attorney and measured against the statutory provisions for...

My mother passed away without a will, my sister told me to sing some papers but I don't trust her.

Joe is right. Her estate needs to be Probated and her HUSBAND is next of kin legally, not you or your sister. Definitely involve a Probate Attorney...

If my brother is 1st trustee on my fathers revocable trust, does he have to provide statements of all money transactions ?

Definitely involve an Estate Planning / Probate attorney nearby. See 'Find-A-Lawyer' at the top of this web page. Good Luck.

Both of my colleagues have presented well-thought out answers. The thing to do at this point is to sit down in person with an Estate Planning...

In a first-party special needs trust, are benefits paid to beneficiary deductable from income for income tas purposes?

Typically NOT tax-deductible. However it may qualify as a Gift under the Gift Tax rules. Speak with the attorney drafting it for further guidance....

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How to settle an out of state estate on a deceased parent?

My condolences on the passing of your Dad. I concur with my colleagues. Have a South Carolina attorney handle it. See 'Find-A-Lawyer' at the top of...

I have created a revocable legal trust and have two quick questions.

(1) You don't typically need 'permission' to move a home that you own into your own Living Trust Estate Plan. When the deed is prepared, make sure...

I am the beneficiary to a trust

Actually, your MOTHER is the Beneficiary - until she dies. Your brother & you typically would BECOME beneficiaries after she has passed away. If...

Are SGLI proceeds exempt from the beneficiary's creditors (including judgement? I read that there is a spendthrift provision?

You do not owe the creditors of the deceased. SGLI does have a spendthrift provision. The creditors must present their claim against the Probate...