Can Successor Trustee name Beneficiary as new trustee of CA rvcble living trust after death of trustee?
The answers from the Nevada and Pennsylvania attorneys are not applicable in California. You have a couple of options, but you should check...
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The answers from the Nevada and Pennsylvania attorneys are not applicable in California. You have a couple of options, but you should check...
You can use a Grant Deed or a Quitclaim Deed. It's really just a matter of preference. Technically, a Grant Deed promises the person receiving the...
I'll start with a very simple point. You absolutely cannot protect your rights if you don't know what they are. Your share, if any, of your mom's...
In all likelihood, you would not want to exercise the withdrawal rights, even if you still could. You are probably describing what we reefer to as...
I just re-read my answer, and I want to clarify something in the first paragraph. As a trustee, you can delegate management of trust property,...
This is a tricky situation. As trustee of the trust, you have an obligation to manage the trust property. It appears that your father delegated...
The lawyer might be right. It depends on when the 80/20 division of the house was done, why it was done, and whether your father received anything...
Most lenders require the house to be removed from the trust, mainly so they can be sure that the borrower is actually the borrower. The lender...
It all really depends on what you mean by "protect your assets." What are the assets and what are you protecting them from? Protecting your house...
This is a tricky situation. If your boyfriend wrote the document in his own handwriting, signed and dated it, then it is likely a valid will,...