Girl,30, has depression,what trust can be setup to keep 300K & provide for future welfare, not spend on alcohol, partying, guys.

Hello, In your living trust you can make provisions to have whatever you plan to leave your daughter to be placed in a trust for her with the...

What can be done about a sibling who was made fiduciary for my parent and refuses to give an accounting to the rest of family

Hello, Please advise if your late parents had a Will or died without a Will [intestate]? If your sibling was named Executor of the Will or...

I'm a beneficiary of an originally IRREVOCABLE trust whose requests for an accounting have been ignored. One of the co-trustees

Hello, Generally as a beneficiary you may be able to ask the co-trustee for an accounting. It is recommended that you consult with local...

How to find a good lawyer to get my son back?

Hello, I have attached the link to the El Dorado County Bar Association. It is recommended that you contact them and apprise them of your...

Is a Living Trust our Best option?

Hello, I have attached a link that explains estate planning, the different documents and other information for WA residents. It is highly...

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My mom and i share the title to my car if i move out can she take it

Hello, TO clarify, you and your Mom are on title for a car? IF yes, then you both have rights to the vehicle.

In New York, if no will was made, will my father's inheritance just go to his sister?

Hello, I have attached for your review information on the New York intestacy laws that determine distribution where the deceased did not have a...

I am my dads poa but my sister name is on his bank account. So would she have access to withdraw if she wanted to?

Hello, If she is joint owner on the account, she would have the right to access the account as well.

Hello, So to clarify, you are the agent of a POA and you want to know if you can re-open an account that was previously closed by the principal?...

Does the insurance money belong to me?

Hello, As a beneficiary you should have a copy of the Will. Depending on the terms of the Will, you may be entitled to the monies. You may...