What is the difference between an irrevocable trust estate and an irrevocable life estate
The purpose of an irrevocable trust is usually to transfer assets out of the owner's estate for tax reasons. Basically, the owner of the asset...
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The purpose of an irrevocable trust is usually to transfer assets out of the owner's estate for tax reasons. Basically, the owner of the asset...
You refer to "probate" of a "Living Trust." If there is a Trust, there is no probate unless certain assets were not transferred into the Trust...
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If the CPA has not taken any action to have the trust administered since your aunt died in November 2011, i would certainly suggest you consult...
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You do not say what your interest is in the land. I'm guessing maybe a child of the life tenant? The first attorney was quite right in...
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I'm afraid that the first answer is from an attorney in MA who is not familiar with California law. California does NOT recognize common law...
I believe already asked this question. Please see my earlier answer. Thanks.
If your mother had a will made after he married husbandr and she made no provision for him, you may be entitled to at least part of her estate. ...
You ask two separate questions. If your father incurred the debt BEFORE he married your mother, only his estate is responsible for the debt out...
If you were legally separated from your late husband, the court order would have severed your marital rights as his surviving spouse. However,...
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As this property is a gift to you, it is your separate property, wherever it is located, and your wife does not have to consent to you holding the...