I have a living trust am getting married for the second time. can my second new wife change or have access to any of the assets?
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Answered on August 25, 2019
I agree with my colleague but would add that you and your future wife should complete a pre-nuptial agreement so that each of you has a very clear...
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A original living will was created in 2001 but shows no changes. But another living will was created but can't find.?
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Answered on August 19, 2019
I'm not clear if the agent under the 2001 POA agrees with what you now believe your boss would want for himself in his current condition. If the...
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Who has more right as a next of kin ?
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Answered on August 19, 2019
The three siblings would share equally. I'm assuming he had no trust. If the assets exceed $150,000, a probate will be required.
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My mom died and I want to make sure I get the mobile home when my step dad dies . He's giving me the mobile home . What to do?
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Answered on August 05, 2019
While a trust is generally always the best choice, If the mobile home is his only asset, he can designate a beneficiary to receive it when he dies....
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How to transfer a house that is listed in a trust?
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Answered on July 24, 2019
You cannot transfer the property by way of a quitclaim deed. If you mother-in-law was a resident of Indiana, you will likely need to contact an...
Is it better for a deathly ill elderly person to sell a house before death or after? The goal is to optimize inheritance.
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Answered on July 15, 2019
You have already received some excellent advice here. My advice to you comes both from my experiences with hospice (Board Member, direct care...
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Can I remove my sister and brother from my trust as executors?
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Answered on July 12, 2019
I agree with my colleagues. I would only note that if your trust was a special or supplemental needs trust because you have a disability, I would...
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Revocable trust
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Answered on July 12, 2019
There are many potential issues here that are not likely to be resolved without the assistance of an attorney. Since your grandmother is in a rest...
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Living Will, Waivers and rewrite? HELP
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Answered on July 12, 2019
None of what you describe sounds appropriate. Any agreement with respect to real property must be properly prepared and recorded. Having anything...
How can I recant, or decant my irrevocable trust ? Does it depend where you live?
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Answered on July 11, 2019
You need an attorney to review the trust. It may well already include some provisions for changing the trustee. These trusts also often include...
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