My only thought is to contact the executor (Actually called the successor trustee) or the CPA or other tax preparer who prepared the K-1s and the...

For the sake of convenience and to cut down on confusion, the Successor Trustee is usually the same person as the agent named in the Durable Power...

You can sometimes abbreviate the words in the trust name by removing the vowels or other letters.

I am not sure why you would want to do this, but it is a question more appropriately directed to the mortgage lender.

retain an estate planning attorney in your area to advise you. A living trust is probably your best bet since you and your husband own real estate.

If it's the will of the spouse who died, then no. If it is the will of the surviving spouse, the probably yes, but read the documents, or have an...

This is what happens when some one does estate planning without the assistance of an attorney. A thorough review of the documents by an estate...

When in doubt, read the trust document. It should hold the answer. If it doesn't, you can always petition the probate court to appoint a new trustee

There is no difference for the administrator of the estate to evict someone. I assume the brother and his wife do not have a lease and have been...

When in doubt, read the trust agreement, but in all likelihood, the answer is a resounding NO.