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Can my older sister, who is in charge of my mother's estate, withhold all information from beneficiaries?
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Answered on June 11, 2018
A POA is ONLY operable while your Mother is alive and may then only be operable if your Mother is incapacitated. It would have to be reviewed to...
When 120 days are up are there any legal documents that need to be signed. or is trust officially close after waiting period?
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Answered on June 11, 2018
Please type in and review this link:
https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/duties-of-a-successor-trustee-following-the-death-of-the-settlor
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Start a business in California and then move to another state (Ex. AZ, IN, etc.)?
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Answered on June 10, 2018
If your company is "conducting business" in any other states than the state where you incorporated or formed an LLC, then you need to register your...
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Do I need to include “Inc” for my business logo, ie website, business cards? In my patients forms I refer to the my business Inc
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Answered on June 10, 2018
For any deviation from original entity name online, for example, you should file DBA.
Must a company notify you in writing if your contract is up for renewal, under the terms that it renews in it's original terms?
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Answered on June 10, 2018
Candidly, if you are a party to a written contract with renewal provisions that require notice of cancellation in writing, then you are responsible...
Arbitration agreement. If I do not sign it becomes automatically enforced in 21 days. Legal?
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Answered on June 08, 2018
If it complies with the law of contracts (i.e. valid contract), why would you believe it to be illegal?
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Me and my brother are co executors of are father's wil. Can he change the terms of it without my consent ?
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Answered on June 08, 2018
No changes can be made without your father's consent unless continuing provisions in the Will allow for contingent or mandatory applications over...
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Roommate moved out but is still on the lease and did not pay her rent. Who is responsible?
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Answered on June 07, 2018
If she is a party to the contract, she has legal liability.
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There is a clause in my mothers trust, no beneficiary can assert claim to items not left to them in the trust.
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Answered on June 06, 2018
With a lawyer's assistance only, you will need to have the Trust reviewed and accordingly enforce its applicable provisions in Court through the...
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My husband passed away a few days ago. According to the trust everything passes over to me, his wife, do I have to do anything?
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Answered on June 05, 2018
Please refer to this link below and contact a lawyer if you have any questions. Make sure you refer to the Trust or your lawyer for purposes of...
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