How and what to write?
Presumably, the name of the grantee. But you need to consult an attorney. There is no way to advise you on this over the internet. At least call...
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Presumably, the name of the grantee. But you need to consult an attorney. There is no way to advise you on this over the internet. At least call...
Your options are limited if your mother is not willing to change the terms of the trust at all. You may need to go to court to rectify things if...
I'm sorry to hear about your husband. Becoming "executor of the estate" only applies to property outside the trust that doesn't otherwise pass...
I think we need more information. By "Mom's will" do you mean her trust?
16061.7 notice goes out to beneficiaries AND heirs. An heir is someone who would inherit if there was no will or trust, i.e., children of the...
It depends on what is authorized in the trust. You need to review the whole trust, including the provisions related to the trustee's powers and the...
It depends on what the trust authorizes, but it's very possible that she can sell it.
I would have an attorney review all the documents to see what's going on. No one can really advise you accurately without reviewing the documents.
Just here to echo the other answers: Consult with an attorney in your area who can review the trust and tell you your options and help get more...
I would talk to an attorney to prepare the documents. A common way would be to do a quitclaim deed from the trust to you (along with preliminary...