How can I get my mothers home back into all 3 of her children's names. After her youngest child fraudulently put it in her name.

Sorry that your family is going through such a strenuous situation. The title must be 'cleared' and a 'clear title' action is probably the option...

Yes as Trustee you must obtain a Fair Market Rent from the tenant, since you owe a Fiduciary Duty to the Trust.

What are the rules for inheritance of land without a will between siblings?

Given the time that has passed and the confusion over the ownership, I'd recommend you sit down in person with a Texas attorney. Use the...

How do we sell burial plots that have gone un used?

It depends on HOW the ownership is held and in whose names. If the Trust is the legal owner of the plots, the Successor Trustee can arrange a sale...

Can I invest in a mutual fund that can only be accessed by my newborn nephew after he is accepted by a college or reaches an

You'd be well-advised to consider using a Trust. However, given the parameters you've mentioned I'd recommend a wide-range discussion with a...

Must a Florida irrevocable trust include the word "irrevocable" in the title?

A Revocable Trust becomes Irrevocable once the Grantor is deceased. Having the word 'Irrevocable' in the name or title is not a requirement.

My sister passed away on 5/17/17 Should we hire an attorney to help,her life insurance has still not been paid.

The only reason for delay in paying a death claim is if there is some doubt over the cause or manner of death or is foul play is suspected. Have...

I often include a clause which simply says that the inheritance shall explicitly be the 'separate property' of any beneficiary that is married -...

How to remove my nephew from my mother's home. I am executor of her estate.

Have the Attorney who is helping you with the Estate in Probate get involved. Most likely you'll need to initiate an Eviction process so that the...

How do I secure my assets so that my children can inherit with minimum cost and inconvenience to them?

You can avoid the cost and delay of Probate through the use of a Revocable Living Trust. I'd recommend you sit down in person with a Trust attorney...