What happens if both executor of will die before my father that has me as a beneficiary?
My colleagues are correct. It is not uncommon for nominated individuals to not be available to act as an estate's executor due to death or other...
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My colleagues are correct. It is not uncommon for nominated individuals to not be available to act as an estate's executor due to death or other...
Mr. Frederick is correct. A properly drafted trust can include a provision with the distribution you have indicated.
There is no question, you need to consult with a local trust attorney for an in depth analysis of the circumstances.
The grantor was and will always remain your father. The grantor's identity never changes.
Based on your statement, you have muddled a few questions together. In this general forum, you will not get a detailed clear response on these...
From your simple description of the facts here, eligibility doesn't seem as though it would be an issue. That being said, your most prudent course...
My colleagues are correct. Based on your description of the facts, you need to consult with a trust litigator soon. You may already be facing...
My colleagues are correct. Closing the trust is necessary as is filing its final tax return. Moreover, you mention that you have seen a lawyer...
I agree with my colleagues. You should locate a suitable local estate planning attorney to review and advise you based on your existing estate...
My colleagues are correct. In any circumstance such as this clear and details documentation is your best bet. To be as prudent as possible, you...