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I agree with my colleague, property transfer to a sibling is subject to reassessment. Property has to be transferred directly from the trust to...

I agree with my colleagues in that you can have only one valid Will. If you leave 2 Wills that contradict/amend each other the latest one usually...

Can a trustee (an individual) have to have a reason to quit their duties, and does this action need to go thru courts (in Ca)

Refer to the resignation of trustee clause in the trust for the procedure. Usually trustees retain an attorney to represent them, so you can...

Keep the records and proof and file a petition with the probate court to remove him as a trustee and POA agent for cause, I.e. breach of fiduciary...

Single, 50, former professional male and been disabled for over 16 years. Try to figure out what legal arrangements may be

Obviously, you have a lot on your plate. What people in your condition usually lack the most is the ability to sit with an estate planningelder law...

What is the best way to recover funds of $25,000 from a shady attorney?

Your friend needs to consult with a legal malpractice or criminal defense attorney to evaluate his claim.

I have SS disability (I'm 65), and a beneficiary on a Trust, but language says if I'm disabled I can't get my inheritance?

There is no contradiction here, although there is a conflict of interests. Being a trustee and a beneficiary of a trust are two totally different...

If I am going to buy my dad out of his half ownership in our house (he has his half in a trust) do I only need to do a new deed?

The best way is for your father to sign a quitclaim deed of his one half as trustee of his trust to you as an individual. The second step should be...

If an executor has held an inheritance in a bank account for many years, is the heir entitled to the interest on that account?

In addition, the terms of the Will might provide for age restrictions on distributions. You need to review the terms of the Will carefully.