What if one of two successors trustees dies before the distribution of assets?

The answer depends on HOW the word of the Trust is prepared, as it will be the controlling document. Have the Trust reviewed by an experienced...

We have been married 5 months. Am I untitled to any thing??

You are both entitled to keep your marriage promises and vows. From a legal standpoint, you have some property rights after the date of your...

I am interested in creating a Revocable Living Trust. I have seen a wide range of information, including in cost. 94804

See Avvo.com under 'Find-a-Lawyer'. Then interview several by phone to see who you are most comfortable with. Good Luck!

My 86 mom lost memory was put in home by stepdad been removed from deed and all stocks and assets in WA? her kids get nothing?

If you suspect criminal wrongdoing, involved Senior Protective Services in your State AND file a Police Report with specifics so they can...

This is done through an 'Amendment'. You can certainly Amend the 'Survivor's Trust' (also known as the 'A' Trust) but his portion (the 'B' Trust)...

In my deceased Aunt’s Revocable Trust she was a trustee, my husband was a co-trustee and I am a successor trustee.?

I concur. This is what is referred to as a 'scrivener's error' and can be easily corrected. It does not invalidate the Trust itself.

As the legal trustee of a Trust, can I use a Quit Claim to sign over land (no house) in Polk Co, FL?

I concur. This is the easiest and most direct way to solve the issue. See 'Find-a-Lawyer' on Avvo.com. Good Luck!

Trustees are duty-bound to follow the terms of the Trust unless the Trust document itself provides for an 'out' that still is keeping with the...

Can a Trustee or Beneficiaries keep items given to the deceased as 'Collateral' for a personal loan?

Collateral for a Loan serve as security for repayment. It is NOT a gift that need not be returned. If the loan has been paid or if the loan has...

In an irrevocable trust, if there are more than 1 beneficiary & 1 dies, do benefits automatically revert to their children?

This depends entirely on HOW the Trust is drafted. If the document provides for the children of a deceased beneficiary to receive the deceased...