Getting a divorce after 33 years from an adulterous wife.
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Estate planning Lawyer at Cathedral City, CA
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This is not a bankruptcy question. It is divorce and separation. I have moved it. Forget about what you told her. You need a junkyard dog...
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You need to take the estate planning documents to a probate litigator who can review them and advise you of your rights,
Attorney Crumpton is correct. From your question, it appears that your parents had a living trust with a "pour over" will. The distribution could...
without knowing what the document is, it is impossible to give you accurate advice. Most estate planning documents can be revoked with a simple...
That is really a question for the social services department at your local county government. There may be a number of programs available to you. ...
If you are named as a successor trustee to the trust, submit a letter of resignation to the current trustee. If you are listed as a beneficiary,...
You need to take all the documents that you have relating to title to an attorney who can sort out what interest you still have and what to do...
I don't think there would be any tax liability. Make sure that the money goes into a "special needs trust" for your niece or she could lose benefits.
The other attorneys are correct. Contact the Office of teh United States Trustee for the Central District of California, You will need proof.
Ther won't be any gift tax or transfer tax to do what you describe. There will be recording fees. But if you are going to create a living trust,...