As agent of my friend's POA, am I allowed to draft and sign a trust that names both my son and me as beneficiaries?

This is all good advice, but none of it will matter until an attorney reviews every document you have relating to this situation. Get to an attorney.

Is a 1% trustee fee for a non-pro "reasonable?" Also, is it "reasonable" to charge more for remodeling, selling, and buying RE?

First, I agree with the other prior answers. But, you must look first to the trust itself to see what the basic rights are concerning trustees...

What to do? Where to start? Should I do anything? We think my dad blew all the trust money and he just died

There is some very good advice offered to you by the attorneys who have answered already. Putting it all together to offer you a plan on how you...

After paid interview, the employer hasn't paid wage.

I agree with Ms. Karila. Please note that since it has been 40 days since your wife notified them she was not accepting employment, the waiting...

Can My Employer Require Me to Explain Why I Am Calling Out?

Your summary leading to your question is a bit unclear. In a nutshell, if you have 3 or 5 "Sick" Days they can only legitimately be used as sick...

When there's clearly no longer a need for my employment by my employer, yet they're avoiding to lay me off, what can I do?

It is much better to be employed and looking for a new job, than unemployed and looking for work. I would recommend you take advantage of every...

Generally, no, a holographic will would not supercede a trust, especially of the maker of the will was lacking capacity at the time of the will. I...

I need clarification on a statement in my parents trust.

All of the other attorneys have given you good and valuable information. One thing to also consider, however, is the age of the loan/gift of money....

Can I view or get a copy of the Trust? Can I authorize her burial?

Your summary states that the burial expenses have already been paid. But you don't state whether you paid them, they were paid in advance, or...

If your posted or established pay date is the 15th, your employer must pay you on that date. Post-dating a check for the 18th is not paying you on...