I don't want to use the same attorney my parents used because I feel he is taking my sisters side.
I presume that both you and your sister are acting as co-trustees at this time. If so, did both both you and your sister enter into an...
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I presume that both you and your sister are acting as co-trustees at this time. If so, did both both you and your sister enter into an...
Your attorney would not be entitled to statutory fees unless he is representing you in your capacity as personal representative. The total amount...
If the property is referenced in the Trust instrument, and the Settlor died without transferring the property to the Trust, you should be able to...
The court will not waive the probate referee appraisal unless there is a showing of "good cause", which will require the filing of a petition...
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The creditors of a living joint tenant may proceed against the interest of that tenant and force an execution sale. This would sever the joint...
The Trustee's fiduciary tax return is actually filed as a Form 1041. If you were to receive anything from the Trustee, it would be a K-1, which...
It would be useful to know the basis for the judgment. If it is a surcharge judgment against the trustee, then it would be against the trustee...
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If you are or were a co-owner of the account, or a beneficiary, and if the primary owner has died, you should be able to obtain this information...
If you know that the trust is still alive to this day, you should know what your rights (or the right is your son) are with respect to the assets...
It sounds like mother left no will or trust. If so, the sister who "appointed herself" just decided that she would do as she pleased. In this...