I put my teenage son with autism as the second beneficiary on my life insurance. Should I change that?
Yes. You should change beneficiary designation. Son's qualification for federal and state assistance may be compromised if he receives the life...
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Yes. You should change beneficiary designation. Son's qualification for federal and state assistance may be compromised if he receives the life...
Maybe. General Rules: If parent owner funded the 529 plan, no recourse. if parent did not fund the 529 plan, there may be recourse. Need more...
Yes. assuming that there was a trial and decision, you may file a motion for reconsideration. Reference Code of Civil Procedure which does apply...
Yes. Children entitled to inherit from deceased parent under facts you described. Former spouses generally have no right to inherit from deceased...
Maybe. Father,s estate is liable. You are not personally liable unless you improperly transferred estate funds from father's estate to you. If...
Yes. Parental Alienation is a viable provable action in California. Viability depends on specific facts of case. Consult FL counsel.
Yes. Code does provide preference and priority on California Probate matters. Reference California Code of Civil Procedure section 44 which...
Technically there is no deadline. However, there are practical deadlines. You should file your petition as soon as possible to ensure you receive...
Maybe. After a trust is created, it is necessary to fund the trust by placing certain assets into the trust. Choosing which assets to fund into...
Several reasons for placing title to real property and certain other assets in a trust. Benefits and possible disadvantages vary depending on...