What kind of financial issues would I (and the other party) be looking at if I obtained a property that was paid off ?

If he needs Medi-Cal to pay for nursing home care in the next few years then that transaction could cost him a penalty period before Medi-Cal would...

I inherit my boss's asset in a will some of his assets are in a trust and some are going through probate.

You have your terms confused, but yes they are separate processes. The Executor runs the estate and works with the Probate court to get everything...

How much how much does it cost to put a house in a living trust?

To put it IN the trust only takes a new deed and $25 for the county clerk. If you mean to create the Trust then you will probably pay a couple...

My sister and l were to inherit from my parents estate.?

I am afraid that your question is impossible to answer without seeing the trusts. BUT ... it sounds like your nephew could get money from both...

Yes. Upon death of the grantor, the revocable (living) trust becomes irrevocable. If it is a joint trust and one grantor dies, usually their half...

Is there a less restrictive way to obtain financial records from a Trust than to set up a conservatorship?

A Conservatorship would probably not solve your problem with the Trustee. The Conservator would be granted authority over the estate and person of...

While your mother is alive, the Trust is revocable so you have no legal interest in it, so you have no right to see it. If you have evidence...

Dad is in hospice at home- declining fast- no will/no trust etc ( I do have conservatorship)- is beneficiary enough?

The question is a little short on facts but in general, Pay on Death and Transfer on Death deeds and accounts will bypass Probate. Is Dad unable...

How can i have 2 people on a house deed without rights of survivorship and avoid probate?

You can use a Transfer on Death deed to give your portion to your daughter, but first you would need to have a deed which shows that you have an...

You just have to deed the new property into the name of the Trust. Be careful though because deeds can be tricky.