What is normal charge to administer a trust
Are you sure there isn't a "misplaced decimal" here? I agree that 10% is totally outrageous. In many cases even one percent (1%) is too much to...
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Are you sure there isn't a "misplaced decimal" here? I agree that 10% is totally outrageous. In many cases even one percent (1%) is too much to...
Obviously, Mr. Jarrett is not licensed in California. I've never heard of a judge hear writing to the custodian of a retirement account or...
In addition to what Mr. Gibson suggested, you can always file a "disclaimer" of your right to the estate when the time comes. A "disclaimer" is...
Several years ago there was a San Mateo County case (Estate of Heggstad) that has been interpreted as saying you have done what you need to do to...
Given the family dynamics that you describe, it sounds like it would be money well-spent to have a neutral 3rd party act as the trustee. I've been...
If the estate is in probate, it would seem to me that the insurance should be in the name of the estate in care of the executor until the estate...
If Virginia law is like California law, you might be able to get the court to require that she post a "fidelity bond" - basically an insurance...
Section 13100 of the probate code (which creates the ability to collect a small estate by affidavit) provides that you only have the right to...
Ms. O'Brien's answer is good as far as it goes. I would add that if you really want to ensure that the policies don't get "shangheied" to pay your...
If the will was probated, you should be able to find it in the probate court in the county where the probate was filed. And if the probate was...