Can a trustee of a special needs trust for his brother be made to give it up to the conservator (daughter) of the recipient?

There are lots of moving parts here. I highly recommend seeking the assistance of an attorney, preferably one with special needs trust experience.

Can my spouse and I refuse visitation of my children to a family member that is not trusted in my last will and testament?

Generally, wills are not the medium with which to argue visitation. However, by specifically granting guardianship to solely your mother, your...

Normal signature blocks should be fine so long as the signatures are notarized and otherwise satisfy WI law. However, I recommend researching WI...

What do I do about my personal assets if my husband has stolen them and put them somewhere I can't get to them (jewelry & car)

I agree with my colleagues. You should seek the immediate help of an attorney.

My daughter got her boyfriend to be POA .. she's in the detention center ,, and he don't want nothing to do with it anymore ...

You should definitely look towards the language of the POA here. As my colleague stated in her response, if there is a successor attorney-in-fact...

If i am poa of my dads bank account and he and his wife are in medical facilities. can we spend money for needs?

Assuming you are referring to your parents' needs, then your ability to use the funds from the bank account depends on the language of the POA. If...

What constitues Abuse of Fidicuary power in Florida and does a POA protect that person from prosecution?

First, I highly recommend you contact an attorney licensed in FL who has experience with FL probate/power of attorney cases. With that being said,...

How to Bring Suit Against Agent under Power of Attorney? Place to Sue Him?

I agree with my colleagues. This could definitely be a situation that requires action in two states (in your case, Utah and Virginia). Based upon...

POA

Generally, agents-in-fact under most POAs only need to provide a copy (or the original) to any person/entity with which they are participating in a...

It may best to simply create a new trust. Chances are, after 40 years, a lot has changed with regards to the trust property, beneficiaries,...