Hello, In addition you state in your question that your brother had your Dad change his Trust. If your Dad was unduly coerced and made to...

What kind of lawyer I need to get out funds from a trust or structured settlement account?

Hello, Since the trust was set up for your son's benefit, it is doubtful that you can withdraw funds for your needs. If you son has needs,...

Dad died 3 weeks ago. Wife cremated him immidiately - refuses to acknowledge there is a will or meet with his children.

Hello, Sorry for the loss of your Dad,. If a Will cannot be found or produced, you can file to be personal administrator of your Dad's estate...

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Do heirs to an estate have rights? What are they? When I ask questions about the estate, don't I have a right to answers? Does

Hello, If he is administering the estate, he has to follow the Will or intestacy laws, whether he likes you or not. You may want to go to the...

If asked, would a trustee or their lawyer legally be obligated to inform a recipient of a trust? Is there a default time limit?

Hello, So you believe that you are a beneficiary of your grandparents trust. If you were the successor trustee should have notified you of...

Does a California executed trust automatically terminate a trust previously executed in Florida?

Hello, The recent trust should be titled as a Restatement of the prior trust and generally uses the name of the prior trust for identification. ...

Setting up a rabbi trust

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If I have a living will, do I need a power of attorney, or a executor? Thank you in advance.

Hello, I have also attached a link that explains estate planning in CA. If you have further questions you may want to consult a local attorney.

Hello, If you are a beneficiary of your Dad's Will you are entitled to a copy. I have attached a link that explains probate in Ohio. If you...

Am I entitled to enter legally?

Hello, If it was left to you by your Mom in her trust, then you are legally entitled to it.