Can a married homeowner with sole ownership of home provide for spouse to live in home without will?

The short answer to your question is that, depending on your ownership of the home, you can leave someone, including your spouse, a life estate,...

About my wife's grandmothers will

My colleagues are correct. Your statement does not in itself present a question. Based on the facts you shared, what makes you suspect that there...

Can I put my will on a D V D

A DVD (visual representation) of a will is not going to be enforceable. However, as mentioned, you can put the execution of the documents on DVD. ...

Can I make out a will on a D V D

A DVD will is more a movie and television byproduct. It is not a legally enforceable tool. You should consult with a local estate planning...

Can I speak to the attorney handling my father's will even tho my sis is executor ?

Yes, you can call and speak with the attorney. However, as mentioned, the attorney's duty is to your sister the executor. If you are curious and...

If someone doesn't have a Will, what will happen to their houses they own?

If a person dies without a will (intestate), there estate would pass to statutory beneficiaries. The statutory beneficiaries generally start with...

I am trustee in CA for my grandmothers irrevocable trust (she's deceased) what will happen if I file ch 7 bankruptcy?

Attorney Daymude offers sound advice. You should consult with your own trust counsel and bankruptcy counsel, in moving forward.

Can a successor trustee allow other people to live in a house along with the beneficiary named if I stand to inherit the house .

Your statement is a bit confusing, so it would be prudent for you to visit with a local attorney to review the documents. From your statement, it...

My colleagues have provided you with good information. It would be a good idea to consult with a local trust attorney so that you have a better...

I'm the trustee of my father's estate. My nephew lives in my fathers house rent free. I cared for my father in my home 20 yrs.

Attorney Westendorf is correct; this is a question for your CPA or a tax attorney.