Can I repudiate my inheritance?
You cannot do it in advance, because you have nothing to repudiate. When you come into your inheritance (when your parents pass) then you have...
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You cannot do it in advance, because you have nothing to repudiate. When you come into your inheritance (when your parents pass) then you have...
You need to have a qualified attorney help you out but the general answer is no, the transfer is NOT exempt (unless the child is disabled). If...
If the property is in a Trust then it is not part of the estate, and does not go through the Probate process. The terms of the Trust control the...
If nothing else works, you can go to the court and get a tempoary restraining order for elder abuse (based on your sister isolating your mom) and...
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The biggest issue is whether it will interfere with his government benefits. If he is getting Medi-Cal or SSI then he will get kicked off for...
Just do a plain old eviction using your Power of Attorney. He needs 30 days notice.
Yes, do it in writing. The heirs have the right to see all that. If 30 days go by then get him on the phone.
You can look up the Will at the Probate Court where grandmother lived.
I never tell my clients to put the checking account into the Trust, but only so they don't have to learn to sign their checks as "Me, as...
If the assets you want to bequeath are in the Trust, then the Will has no authority over them and the Trust controls. If you take those assets...