Can i give power of attorney to more than one person.
You can give a Power of Attorney to more than one person, yes, but it can cause confusion and chaos. You don't give much detail as to WHY you want...
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You can give a Power of Attorney to more than one person, yes, but it can cause confusion and chaos. You don't give much detail as to WHY you want...
You have to contact the Trustee, the person who manages the Trust and carries out its terms. You can ask the Trustee for th information you will...
It depends on how the beneficiary language was listed. If it says 'my Sister, as Trustee of my Trust', she has to put it in the trust. If he,...
Once a Trustor dies, as pointed out, the Trust is irrevocable. Its terms are fixed unless it allows changes to be made and those changes are...
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Mr. Golightly [again] answered your question very well. You are able to buy out the share of the children of your brother if they are old enough...
If it is ONLY the asset transfer issue you are looking at, yes, naming a beneficiary on accounts is sufficient to pass the assets to that person. ...
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You need to see a TN attorney who does family law for a certain answer. I can say, in California, Aunts and Uncles and Grandparents have few...
Your question is almost impossible to answer because there is not enough information. A Guardianship is a legal relationship that is petitioned...
I am sorry for your loss. Does your Father not want any of the assets of the estate OR does he not want to be Executor? Is there a will or Trust...
Mr. Thomas is right but it might behoove you to get a neutral person in this. You may want to have an attorney act as a middle person to help...