Do the beneficiaries of a irrevocable trust have the right to request an audit of the books from the trustees?
Absolutely. You have a legal right to a proper and complete accounting.
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Absolutely. You have a legal right to a proper and complete accounting.
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I concur. That would be the best approach. Also if your parents left the house to both of you the deed would reveal how you hold title. Is it in...
Easy enough. They can sign a deed transferring the property to the brother. Good Luck!
Your mother needs to update her Will to reflect this. I'd involve an Elder Law attorney to make sure everything is done correctly. See Avvo.Com. ...
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Lots of missing information here to base an answer on. Was his Estate Plan embodied in a Will or was it in a Living Trust. Was it properly signed...
No. Typically you are transferring ownership from yourself as an individual or a couple to yourself as Trustee of the Revocable Living Trust.
At 20, most young adults are still learning their way in the world - and most don't yet have the financial savvy to not 'blow the money'. In my own...
I'm sorry for the situation you find yourself in. However, it can be explained. You may want to consult an Elder Law attorney in Arizona. See...
Joseph is right. A properly drafted and executed Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone to stand in your shoes legally and act on your...