It depends on the terms of the trust and the nature of his interest. You'll need to have an experienced Elder Law attorney look at this and advise...

The Tax question is the least of your concerns, though I will start with that: Only one Trustee need sign as far as the IRS is concerned. However,...

There are all sorts of possibilities, but we cannot sort them out without a review of it. Your Uncle may have the full right to amend the trust,...

You are free to change attorneys as you desire. Any unearned funds in trust must be promptly returned to you or forwarded to the new attorney once...

Your Grandma needs to see the estate planning attorney that did her original plan. They will make sure this is down correctly.

The law requires notice not only to those who are receiving under the terms of the trust; also those who would recieve if the trust was not valid. ...

It is very common, and rare for them to not ask for that level of independent authority. A Probate Referee is a person appointed by the State to...

The terms of any Trust or Will will determine your interest. If there was in fact a sizable estate, he may have tried to keep it under the terms of...

Not unless there’s some court-ordered support order. Otherwise, you are not liable for another adults debts unless you sign some sort of guarantee...

It is definitely their business if they are current beneficiaries. In such cases, the Trustee must tender a formal account of all beginning...