I am one of the heirs to my mother's trust and I would like to know if I am legally entitled to a copy while she is still alive?

No. She is the Beneficiary as long as she lives. You become a beneficiary once she has passed away.

I am an partner/owner of a business in MN. I left the company and now my partners are refusing me financials. Can they do this?

As a fellow owner, you are entitled. You may want to get the help of a Business Law attorney in Minnesota. See Avvo.Com under Find-A-Lawyer. Good...

Hi, We are International students who want to set up a company in Nevada. Do we need a cofunder who have green card or citizen?

No you do not. I'd recommend you form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) because of your citizenship status. Call my office and ask for Ann or...

Why would someone who has their residential property in a living trust, also put the same property in another person's trust?

It may be that they are 'sharing' ownership, where one trust owns a certain percent and the other trust owns another percent.

I a have a question regarding a trust matter in Colorado and seek a contingent attorney

It's time for you to retain legal counsel. You as a beneficiary are entitled to a FULL Accounting. See Avvo.Com under Find-A-Lawyer. Good Luck on...

If you are personally sued as opposed to being sued as a corporate, you are at risk. Definitely get help from a Business Litigation attorney. Take...

If I were you, I'd go have a meeting with the AAA rep and seek payment directly from them over the mistake if in fact they are liable for paying...

Can i sue my lawyer for losing my family entire files and checks that she was to disburse weeks ago.

The person responsible for making sure assets are distributed is the Executor / Personal Representative of the deceased. That would be you. The...

You should definitely set up a Living Trust for your OWN Estate Plan. However, Medicaid will have a lien against any assets of the deceased person...

If you plan to impeach or contest a will how much time do you have from Persons Death

Normally, the Probate Court of most counties require the Will to be filed with the Court within 30 days of death. Once the Probate is open, there...