Can my living trust stipulate that I want my trustee-executor to administrate my trust for 30 years after my death?

Yes you can do that provided that the 30 years does not exceed 21 years past the last measuring life for your trust.; that is the last of your...

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Should we move our residence and sales office from CA to NV (10 miles away) to reduce our taxable income for our S Corp in CA?

You should take into account the fact that if you are doing taxable business in California you will have to claim the income and pay taxes in...

Tax Return

Hire a good CPA who has extensive experience working with the IRS. If what your wife has done is wrong it can be fixed. Make certain that you...

It would be imprudent for the trustee to make the distribution if he or she has not gathered all assets, determined all debts that need to be...

Can I as the beneficiary of the trust pay the trust taxes instead of the trustee?

The treible truth regarding taxes are the IRS and state taxing authoritis do not care who pays the taxes, and penalties and interest in this case....

If the Trust and the Durable Power of Attorney are different The trustee should go into court to have the power of attorney quashed. The proper way...

Is a title company legally responsible for overriding a irrevocable trust and issuing a title deed in another persons name

Title companies go all out in their battle against paying the injured party. This will be a very expensive battle. You will need a very good...

A specific account listed in the trust was sold (no dollar amount) account not listed in trust and TOD is someone else.

There is a concept in the law called ademption. Ademption occurs when specifically devised property is no longer in the testator’s estate, the...

Can a Trust Protector lie about his/her position?

Normally the Trust Protector and the trustee are two different people because a large part of being the Trust Protector may be monitoring the...

What is the best and least expensive way to have my house put in my name,as it is currently included in a living trust?

If you are the trustee on the trust I do not see any problem with leaving it where it is. I would have the Trust reviewed by a competent attorney....