What is the difference between a revocable living trust and an irrevocable living trust?

In general, a revocable living trust is a trust created by a settlor during his/her lifetime and can be amended (changed) or revoked (completely...

If you and your co-trustee cannot agree on how to administer the trust (including making distributions), you both should consider resigning and...

Father's estate and trust: Pa left a trust to care for mom: listing us 3 children . Brother gets all?

Your question is very confusing, and I'm not quite sure what you're asking. If you are asking whether the fact that your brother is successor...

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Are parents obligated to show their children their will and living trust?

No, you have no legal obligation to show your children your will or living trust. Discussing the terms can, however, help to avoid fighting about...

There is a no contest clause in the trust I am a beneficiary to. How do I get around it?

You should consult with a trust attorney. Although one cannot generally "get around" a no contest clause, the strength or reach of a no contest...

When is it too late for beneficiary of trust petitioning removal of executor in california. Received accounting revealed breech.

I agree with Attorney Egli. There is both a lot going on in your question and also a lot missing (specific facts) from your question. Because of...

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I agree with Attorney Blaustein. Look to the trust document first. Follow any directions in that document for resignation of trustee and...

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How do I transfer my mother's house to my name without a deed. I have an irrevocable living trust where I am named the trustee.

Your question is a bit confusing, and I think you should consult with a trust attorney who can look at the documents and understand the full facts....

I agree with my colleagues. There is no specific time dictating when a trustee must make distribution. The trustee must follow the terms of the...

Isn't it illegal for co-trustees use the money to fight with each other and the beneficiaries? Millions are gone.

I agree with Attorney Santaella. In general, trustees are entitled to use trust funds to pay for expenses incurred in the administration of the...