Property in joint tenancy
If you want it to go to your spouse, then change the Joint Tenancy to Tenancy-in-Common and name your spouse as your beneficiary in your Living...
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If you want it to go to your spouse, then change the Joint Tenancy to Tenancy-in-Common and name your spouse as your beneficiary in your Living...
If you have children together, then I'd suggest a JOINT Living Trust Estate Plan. If you each have children from a prior marriage, then consider...
Your lease is the governing document. It will determine who-gets-what in the event your lease is over. You should re-double efforts to get the...
You refer to the Trust as YOUR trust. Are you sure? Is it a trust that your parents set up - and you are a beneficiary after their deaths, or is...
I concur. The trustee can sign a quitclaim deed and then it needs to be recorded in the County where the property is located. Fees are very...
Larry and Joe are BOTH right. The sooner you sit down with an Elder Law attorney the better. See Avvo.com under Find-A-Lawyer. Good Luck!
These are two separate trusts, with (probably) two separate trustees. The trustee of the 1987 Trust is responsible for making distribution of the...
I'm sorry you've lost such an important series of documents that specify your Estate Planning decisions. Wow. It 'should have' been kept in your...
You might look on Avvo.Com under Find-A-Lawyer and look in the Jurisdiction of Florida for a Florida-licensed attorney. Good Luck!
Very confusing facts and assumptions here. Not enough information to give a coherent answer. Sorry. Time for you to sit down and consult with a...