As a successor trustee you would sign before a notary a quitclaim or grant deed transferring the property from the trust to you and have it...

This question should be addressed to a tax CPA but here is a spoonful: " If you become successor trustee prior to the death of the grantor (due to...

If you want to set up a brokerage company and hire sales agents ( not partner with them), you can do so if compliant with DRE rules and...

It depends on how the "discharge" came about. For example there is law which speaks to situations where the trust document provides that...

By "co-executors" I assume you mean co-trustees? Also you mention the house your husband resides in is part of the trust. So why does the brother...

I think you should be consulting with a tax CPA rather than this forum

Its the other way around. The agent is not necessarily liable acting as a proxy for the owner, the owner is liable if the agent commits breach of...

The successor trustee of the trust would sign the deed before a notary conveying title to you which would be recorded in the county recorders' office.

Based on the facts you have presented when they record a new deed there will be a "Change in Ownership" which likely will trigger a reassessment of...

I assume for purposes here you have reason to believe you are a named beneficiary? If so, it seems to me if you haven't yet, all of your questions...