Should I worry about probate ??

There are ways to avoid probate. If your assets are held in joint accounts, or in your name with your spouse as a pay-on-death beneficiary, or...

How long can you Claim Money on a Living Trust of which 20% is owing to you!! The Trust is worth Millions???

Forget the statute of limitations - that's just an excuse not to deal with the underlying issue. She needs to talk to a trust administration or...

This is a probate question?

If the house is subject to probate, then the executor of the probate estate can initialize eviction proceedings as soon as they have "letters" from...

Im the exect.of my family trust 51% 30%to my neice & 19% to my sis.neice quit paying & wont move can i evict?she said i cant.??

Not only CAN you evict your sister; you MUST if by so-doing you can increase the trust income. Remember - the trustee of the trust has a fiduciary...

$200 gift now she wants me to pay her back

Once she converted the loan to a gift she cannot unilaterally re-convert it to a loan. Preserve any evidence! As a practical matter, you should...

C-Corp with one share holder - do i need to prepare "Notice of Shareholders Meeting"

I agree, you don't need to prepare a Notice of Shareholders Meeting. In fact, even with multilpe shareholders, one can simply prepare a Waiver of...

Do title companies in Florida know who the beneficiaries of the Revocable trust are?

It is not standard for Title Companies to be informed of the beneficiaries of a revocable trust; they have no use for the information. As a...

How can my parents change their revocable trust without an attorney?

It's probably best to use an attorney to create an amendment to the trust - it shouldn't be expensive at all if they are making simple changes like...

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What happens when someone dies and the title to their home is not changed from their name?

Depending on the property, you might be able to achieve summary administration with a simple petition procedure. However, the property is likely...

The proper venue for filing for dissolution of marriage is the county in which the couple is living at the time of the dissolution. In other...