Do I need to get a letter of testamentary in California if an irrevocable trust is in place
Not if the Trust is the owner of all property. Letters Testamentary are what empowers an Exector to act under a Probate case.
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Not if the Trust is the owner of all property. Letters Testamentary are what empowers an Exector to act under a Probate case.
Have your attorney get involved and stating your right as a beneficiary to a complete accounting. If needed, have him or her file a Motion to...
Typically a Trust has only those powers allowed by the Grantor. If the property is owned by all 8 Trusts then each Trust is a Tenant-in-common and...
Your best course of action is to sit down in person with a Trust attorney and discuss the terms of the Trust and the powers that are explicitly...
More information is needed but I do concur that you should sit down in person with a Trust attorney / CPA in Idaho. See Avvo.com under the link...
The father owns the property not the son. If the father owns the property it will pass accorrding to his Will. You should have your 'friend' sit...
If the Trustee won't voluntarily step down (or has no reason to) the Court can order it with a proper Motion before the Court. If the Trust...
I generally agree with both of my colleagues. But to be safe have an Estate / Trust attorney review the Trust document and advise you. See...
Your own Estate planning attorney could be of help in asserting your rights once the Trust is irrevocable and in keeping him honest. You may also...
Given the long length of time it is best if you start by looking at the lost and unclaimed records and then the County Assessor's office to see if...