You are probably out of luck, unless you are still owed some portion of the account in question under the divorce decree. Let's assume that's not...

It's possible, but you need the right circumstances. Without knowing more and reviewing the trust I need to make allot of assumptions based on...

You'll need to speak to attorney and provide all the details, the most important of which is what is your basis for the contest. There are lots of...

Good question. Verifying the validity of the trust isn't the recorder's job, so a trust is not recorded when recording deed transfers in and out...

What you've described likely does NOT mean that your brother-in-law is getting half of each property. I'm going to make some educated assumptions...

The attorneys will need more information about the terms of the trust to fully answer your question, but given what you've explained, most likely...

It's hard to know exactly what it means without the full provision, but generally this gives you the right to live in the home for your lifetime,...

It doesn't appear the 120 statute of limitations is relevant to your issue. The 120 statute of limitations only cuts off your ability to contest...

It depends on the language of the Trust. If the trust just says the person is a beneficiary and doesn't have specific provisions that requires or...

Your parents can create a trust at anytime and they can contribute their portion of the home to the trust, but since your brother, based on your...