Is there any way to get the terms of a restated trust
As a beneficiary, you're entitled to see the original trust document, and should demand it.
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As a beneficiary, you're entitled to see the original trust document, and should demand it.
It sounds like a small estate petition, which is a cheaper alternative to probate, is an option. Consult with an attorney. As to deadlines, you...
Consult with an attorney. More facts need to be known, but this definitely had the smell of a breach of fiduciary duty by trustee towards...
Unless a court appointed your brother as executor, he's not the executor. Your mother's will does not rise above a nomination. Depending on the...
Too many to summarize here, and, in any event, this should be reviewed in the larger financial context of the parties involved. I suggest you...
I'm sorry for your loss! Step one in any estate administration is always an inventory of assets and debts, and to figure out how they were held...
Not that the other attorneys are wrong, but I'm going answer a little more bodly: Don't do this! I know people do this all the time, but that...
Attorneys practicing in the area of estate planning can assist you. Note though that creating a trust is not a goal in and of itself, but a means...
Well, as the nominated (!) executor--you're not actually the executor until a court appoints you--what have you done estate administration-wise...
Not only that, I think you can still apply it to the first time.