What deed do I use when I'm exercising power of revocation of trust assets?
Does your mother wants to divorce her husband? If not, then you might want to look at whether she can unilaterally remove the co-trustees (she may...
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Does your mother wants to divorce her husband? If not, then you might want to look at whether she can unilaterally remove the co-trustees (she may...
You would also need a will if you have minor children and want to name a guardian.
The other attorneys make valid points. However, with the understanding that I am not providing legal advice to your specific situation, in general...
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Right, so long as the trust is revocable you did not need to obtain an EIN. I suggest simply using the trustor's social security number on tax...
Technically, with Joint Tenancies, only one-half of the basis steps up at the first death, but then at the second death the entire basis steps up. ...
If the deed is recorded, then it is a matter of public record and the non-owning spouse will probably find out eventually; also the county tax...
The best thing for you, would be to convince your husband to put the property into a trust, and name you as the beneficiary of the trust. In the...
I'm assuming you are getting SSI (Supplemental Security Income). You have to carefully review the $750,000 trust to see if there are any Special...