You need to have an attorney review both documents. It is possible in a pour over will situation that you would not see your name listed and you...

See an attorney asap. The terms of the trust will guide the powers of the trustee. As a beneficiary, you have a right to see the trust.

My grandma died. They did not tell me for 30 days. Long enough that they got a eviction and voided the amendment to the trust.

If the residence was in the trust and the trust has a specific distribution to you of the residence, it should go to you. Please consult an...

How do I get access to deceased person's bank records?

Be sure to check around your mother's residence to see if she was receiving bank statements through the mail, some might still be there. Also, see...

Do I now own the car outright after my mother's death?

It is yours. The vehicle passed fully to you upon your mother's death - the DMV is correct. Your brother is wrong, the general assignment does...

Ultimately, if you can't find a complete trust or will, then your parents are presumed to have destroyed the documents and to have died intestate. ...

MY FATHER PASSED AWAY ON JAN 2TH AND MY SISTER HAS NOT CONTACTED THE LAWYER ABOUT HIS LIVING TRUST AND ETC

Is she the successor trustee? She should initiate administration of the trust within approximately 60 days after death. You should receive a...

How much should it cost to place our home into my living trust i share with my wife?

Approximately $250 for the deed and recording fees will be $25-$40 depending on the county.

How do I get a Power of Attorney now, after my father has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's (with two doctors letters)?

Think of this in terms of what property is considered trust property. In theory, based on what you wrote, the successor/co trustees could...

So my husband passed away and 5 days before passing his brother wrote a Will making him executor and made him sign it.

Take the putative will to a lawyer to review. Who did he make beneficiary? Is it you? Just because the brother made himself executor doesn't...