Yes. If the trust is a Grantor Trust for federal income tax purposes, the settlor of the trust could also be the responsible party.

It will be difficult to fully answer your questions without knowing more, but here are some points to consider: 1. The trustee can ask for a...

An asset-protection trust could work; however, a limited-liability company might be a better and less expensive choice. You should consult with an...

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Probate will be required. Ownership as "tenants in common" does not include a right of survivorship, which means that (a) your mother will not...

Let me supplement what Mr. Reed said. Prior to the divorce, the answer will depend on the trust instrument. Many trusts allow either spouse...

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There are several ways to make sure that she gets the home after your death: 1. Sign a deed that changes the property owners to the two of you...

Irrevocable trusts are not used as much because most people do not need them, while revocable trusts are appropriate for almost anyone who owns...

When there is no Will but we were told before death what he wanted done, how do we transfer title to his vehicle to his son?

Mr. Winsor is right. If all such assets have a value of $25,000 or less, title can be changed by an affidavit. If the value is higher or if any...