If you truly hold the power of revocation of all parts of the trust, you should be able to represent yourself. That doesn't mean it's a smart...

If You want to get out of this mess and cash out your share of the inheritance, you’ll need an attorney to help you. You may or may not get a judge...

In a Conservatorship case, the Court typically appoints an attorney from a Court-approved list, and the attorney and proposed Conservatee have...

You shouldn’t need to go to Court or have them involved if you are the named successor Trustee. A Document called a Certification of Trust signed...

This is a complex area. If your step-mother is a Grantor (one of the people who set up the Trust), the trust remains revocable by her, and there...

If you are asking about guardianship for your minor now, no…only the Court that appointed the Guardian can undo that. If you are talking about who...

Since this is his spouse, a probate of the husbands estate is not the only, or even best way of proceeding. She has a right to recovery if what you...

You should see an experienced estate planning attorney. You have several choices, and you need to have them explained, and then you both can make...

Depends on the Trust. If it is a revocable trust you set up and funded with your own property, and you retain access to those assets, then it will...

You say you have assets in a trust from an inheritance. If that was a trust set up by the person you inherited from, and you are the beneficiary,...