If I the mother is a trustee on my sons trust account who is now 20 years old.Do I need him present to withdraw money?

Paul has it right. There may be an inherent conflict-of-interest. Best bet is to sit down with a Maryland licensed attorney and discuss it. Take...

What is the lowest legally justifiable price to sell a home that is part of an estate that protects executor from liability

You want to sell at Fair Market Value. Start with an Appraisal and then go from there. Good Luck!

If I have a revocable trust with my husband how do I designate my "separate property?"

You can do an Amendment to add a separate property schedule and to specify within the dispositive provisions exactly how you want your separate...

My total net worth is nearly 1million dollars. Do I need a living trust? I was nearly sold one by HeritagePartners for $2400.

Yes, you want a COMPLETE Living Trust Estate Plan - but you want it prepared by a Licensed Attorney not some 'trust mill'. See Avvo.com under...

Should my husband receive a copy of the trust his parents set up?

Yes if he is a Beneficiary.

In Georgia, Is there any limitation on the amount or duration of medicare benefits a 63 year old disabled person receives?

I see the predicament. The payout cap may be different in each state. Contact Jim Swain, Esq. in Georgia. E-mail [email protected] and ask...

How do i get a copy of trust documents?

You might ask the relatives who the Trustee is, and then ask the Trustee for a copy if you are listed as a Beneficiary of the Trust. Good Luck!

I am a beneficiary of a trust from a deceased relative in the form of an annuity. When will the annuity be payable?

First, consult with the Annuity Company about Payment Options. Then consult with an Estate Planning lawyer, taking your documentation with you. See...

How do I protect my assets; home, IRA, etc. (from a prev. marriage) due to medical exp, for a current husband? incl. future bill

You would do well to sit down with an Asset Protection attorney in Virginia. See Avvo.com under Find-A-Lawyer and put in 'Estate Planning' and then...

I agree with both Kevin and Vance. The sooner you sit down with a competent Elder Law attorney to resolve this the better. Good Luck!