Does my newborn child need a SS # in order to be named the beneficiary of a will, trust or estate?
No. SSN not required to name child as beneficiary. Never a good idea to put SSN in EP documents themselves. Not necessary.
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No. SSN not required to name child as beneficiary. Never a good idea to put SSN in EP documents themselves. Not necessary.
Maybe. Depends on outcome of investigation and other factors not mentioned.
Yes. Based on information provided, it is possible for mother to gift home to you at this time. May/not be advisable based on totality of...
Right to access decedents personal property depend upon several factors, including, not limited to: -California law; -form of title property is...
Maybe. it may/not be true that your bequest in the trust can be held in trust until step-mother dies. -terms of trust control your rights,...
Carefully review the trust and any amendments to determine authotity of each c-trustee to act indepently. Some observations which relate to your...
Yes. You need to consult EP counsel ASAP to protect trustors and beneficiaries interests. Possible serious ethical and legal violations you...
Each form of ownership has unique advantages and disadvantages which are too numerous to discuss in this forum. Some observations; -JT does...
No. Agent under POA generally does not have to turn assets over to trustee If you suspect elder abuse, consult elder law counsel immediately.
Maybe. Some observations: -currently active trustee only has authority over trust assets; -agent under valid POA has authority over non-trust...