Can a trustee of an irrevocable trust take total control of all finances if Granter is still alive?

1. The trustee of an irrevocable trust is in charge of trust assets EVEZN IF the settlor is still alive. 2. Get your facts and documents together...

What things can be handled/paid by A SNT, if the beneficiary is on SSDI?

1. The SNT can own the residence. 2. The SNT can pay for other items like education, cell phone, cable TV, manicure/pedicure. 3. The payments...

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I need to get a power of attorney

Is this an Unlawful Detainer action? Do you manage the property? Managers of rental real property can bring UD actions in their own...

Is it acceptable to edit and reprint pages prior to the one with the signature without reprinting the one with the signature?

This is an immigration question. I would not make changes to an already signed document.

What qualified publications in Montebello (Los Angeles County) can I post legal notices related to probate?

Also Bond Services can arrange publication. You need a newspaper of general circulation. Unless there are other reasons, you usually publish in...

There are only a few good reasons for a probate to take longer than 1 year. 1. The estate is large enough to pay estate taxes (over 5 million)...

Is executor of my parent's estate, obligated to inform beneficiaries of details of liquidatation of peersonal possessions?

The will should detail what happens to the personal property. However, many do not. If certain items are gifted or if there is a general "the...

Does a mother or family member have to testify against there loved one if character witness?

If your receive a subpoena you have to testify. This is really a criminal matter. Your brother needs an attorney to help him.

Can the sister trustee make the four sister siblings pay equally for the mothers' mortgage, disagreeing sister pays court costs

You need an attorney to read all of the documents and advise you. Normally the trust would pay the Note until the end of trust administration....

1. Do you know where the original will is? 2. Contact a probate attorney. 2. talk to the probate attorney about the size of your parent's estate...

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