Are there legal consequences if I add my domestic partner (not registered) on title to a property I recently purchased?

You might try negotiating a right to transfer to your partner before you close the loan. Unfortunately, it is unlikely the lender will aprove such...

Is a living trust necessary if my domestic partner (not registered) own property together?

Mr Schultz is correct. Please get counsel. There are "safety" laws in effect to protect spouses if a death occurs without porper planning, but...

You really need to read the trust nstrument carefully to determine what its provisions are as to the successor trustee. As noted by others, it is...

I am thinking of having a Revocable Living Trust. But i am not sure how my kids debt/ (cc debt) can effect my property.

I agree with Charles response. A living Trust is designed to avoid probate at yoru death, but it does not give any interest to your children at...

Minor children are not legally allowed to own property. You can transfer if for their benefit by creating a trust to hold title, or by making a...

I strongly reccomend filing the 706. That said, we don't have enough information to advise you more effectively. Is any of the property separate...

Can my Mom's Trustee (a bank) take, open and read my mail?

I agree with both posted answers. I would be concerned, on a practical level, about why you would want to create an adversarial relationship with...

MY sister and I are beneficiaries of my recently deceased mother's Trust. What needs to be done now. Is legal counsel necessary?

If you and your sister are in agreement as to how matters should be handled, I would suggest a consultation and documentation of your agreement as...

Trustee asked for my bank statment.

I agree that you have to know a lot more to answer your question. You have little choice other than to tell the trustee the truth and see what...

I was recently asked to be the Trustee of a friend's living trust. I agreed and I understand the fees are statutory.

Statutory fees are set for executors in a probate. A trustee is entitled to a "reasonable fee" unless the instrument states something else. Charge...