Trust can be done by husband or wife separately or it should be done together. If separately, can keep privately?

Please see the prior responses to your duplicate post.

Trust can be done by husband or wife separately or it should be done together. If separately, can keep privaately?

There is no risk to executing a joint trust, so long as it is properly drafted and references the separate property nature of the parties. ...

I'm confused what type of Revocable Trust that I should create in 2015.

Attorney Mayer has provided you with a thorough response relating to A/B Trusts. At this point, I would suggest interviewing another attorney. A...

Affidavit

As already provided, you need to have the trust and the affidavit reviewed by counsel. You should contact a local trust attorney to review the...

Petition for Real Estate Order Estate under 150k

You should contact the court clerk to see if you can have the matter put back on calendar. If not permitted, then you will have to refile and pay...

My colleagues are correct, the testator must sign their own will. It sounds as though there are other issues and things going on, it would be...

Is it possible to find out who was my uncle's lawyer & his Will before his death ,He lived in Ca ....

Its challenging to decipher what you are asking. Are you trying to determine if your uncle had a lawyer help him with estate planning or at least...

If I get power of attorney for my dad, will that affect my SSI benefits?

Your father's capacity has to be examined for a POA, based on the facts provided. If he has proper capacity, it would be better for his assets to...

What would be a reasonable cost range to have an attorney settle a simple estate (all stocks) that is held in trust?

There is no way to provide you with a reasonable range of possible fees based on the information provided. Your best bet is to gather all of your...

In California, if my dad has to go into a nursing home one day, will I still be able to live in his house?

I concur with my colleagues on this issue. It would be prudent for your father to meet an consult with a local elder law / estate planning...