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What website do I go to..I need to look up how much my grandpa left me and how I get my trust fund from the city of Indian wells
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Answered on July 03, 2017
If your Grampa left his estate in a Will you can go to the court and look it up. It is a public record. If you can't find a will then likely...
Who has right to my grandfathers cremains now that my grandmother has passed?
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Answered on July 03, 2017
This is not particularly a Trust or Estate Planning question. It seems more like a civil property matter. Having said that, have you contacted...
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Hi, I want to put my home into irrevocable trust,but still have a morgage.
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Answered on June 29, 2017
I agree with what both Willaim and Arthur said. If you think you are interested in a Qualified Personal Residence Trusts (QPRT), consult an...
In a living trust, what is the difference between a trustee, executor, and "attorney in fact?"
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Answered on June 21, 2017
The attorney in fact can only make financial decisions about assets that are NOT in the trust. Also, the attorney in fact loses his/her authority...
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Does a medical power of attorney supersede an out dated trust?
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Answered on June 16, 2017
I agree with Andrew and James but would add that if your friend is deceased, the power of attorney is not longer valid or effective.
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Parents passed set up a trust for 2homes owned. I have 70% but my two sisters are keeping the will and any info from me?
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Answered on May 30, 2017
You need to consult an estate attorney who does litigation and get help.
How long does it take to get possession of real property inherited from a Trust?
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Answered on May 22, 2017
I agree with everything you've been told so far but I am curious about why you mentioned the PCOR. This document is submitted with most documents...
Can an acting successor trustee take out a HELOC against a house that resides in the trust?
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Answered on May 21, 2017
Read the terms of the trust under the section entitled "Powers of the Trustee." Trustees are generally granted the power to mortgage real property...
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In receiving funds as a beneficiary in a estate trust matter is a death certifate required to be provided by benificiary
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Answered on May 21, 2017
Generally a beneficiary does not receive funds directly from the bank or other institution that possesses the funds. Rather, the beneficiary get...
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